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Louis Braille: The World at Your Fingertips (Musical) The Lake at the End of the World Señora Tortuga Furry Tails With a Twist Spirit Shall Fly Charlie Foster-A play about swimming and theatre |
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PRODUCTION GALLERY We have begun assembling a gallery of beautiful photographs from productions of plays---published by Anchorage Press PLAYS---that have been produced by you! Take a look for inspiration and ideas. (If you wish to share your production images, please submit: 1 to 3 digital photos with production information, permission, and credits. Send them to applays@bellsouth.net.) PLANNING YOUR NEXT SEASON? SPIRIT SHALL FLY (Play with Music) by Mary Hall Surface. A boy from the streets, a woman from the hills, and a horse from the plains learn trust, patience, and self-worth in this highly theatrical, poetic play. Cast 5 to 10. Suitable for touring. (Now available) CHARLIE FOSTER, A play about swimming and theatre by Raymond King Shurtz. Charlie Foster was a kid no one knew or cared about until he accidentally drowned. or was it an accident? A powerful play about coming-of-age and the sensitive nature of walking in someone else's shoes. Told in a contemporary, non-traditional style. Cast: 10; 10 chairs function as the set. Suitable for touring. (Now available) FURRY TAILS WITH A TWIST (with Audience Participation), by Jennifer Hickok DeFratis. Follow the adventures of Sam and Alex, two bumbling actors trying desperately to present a few of the world's most beloved fairy tales. In addition to entertaining with humor, slapstick, and charm, Sam and Alex also guide the audience through the creative world of story structure, writing vocabulary, and theatrical staging. Cast: 2; Suitable for touring. (Now available) THE LAKE AT THE END OF THE WORLD (Musical), script and lyrics by David F. Eliet, music by Nancy Rosenberg. Drawn from an ancient Inca folk tale, this musical play shows how a child, filled with truth and courage, can bring healing and hope to her people. An epic journey which may be staged elaborately or simply, as suggested. Cast: 4 minimum (3 F, 1 M) or up to 14 with roles distributed. Suitable for touring. (Now available) SEÑORA TORTUGA by Roxanne Schroeder-Arce. In this enchanting bilingual play, young Pedro and his family discover wisdom from the fantastical stories of their heritage and a mystery is revealed by a strange visitor, Señora Tortuga. Cast: 6 roles (which can be played by as few as 4 or as many as 9). Suitable for touring. (Now available) LOUIS BRAILLE:The World At Your Fingertips (Musical) book by Cynthia L. Cooper and Joel Vig, music by Annie Lebeaux, lyrics by Jane Smulyan. A young genius, Louis Braille, devises an innovative code that can be scanned under the fingertips, opening a world of literature and musical annotation to the blind. An uplifting story and a vibrant score. Cast: 5 minimum (2 F, 3 M) or up to 26 with roles distributed. Strong roles for the individuals in the ensemble. (Now Available March 2008)
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Maria's Loom The Magic Flute RELOADED Sleeping Beauty (Dornroschen) TYA: Essays on the Theatre for Young Audiences Totally RED! Dramatic Literature for Children: A Century in Review, Second Edition The Emperor's New Clothes dramatized by Jeanine D. Henry and Meg B. Davenport Theatre for Children: Fifteen Plays Edited by Coleman A. Jennings Anne and the Tiger Raja |
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