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One Act Plays
a one act adaptation of the Hans Christian Andersen story by Kathleen Lockwood
an adaptation of the Easter parable in one act by Margaret Forsythe
a one act adaptation from Joyce’s “The Dubliners” by David Klein
a one-act adaptation from Joyce’s "The Dubliners" by David Klein
a one-act adaptation from Joyce’s "The Dubliners" by David Klein
a one-act comic adaptation from the original Robin Hood tales by Kathleen Lockwood
a comedy in five scenes adapted from a 12th century folk tale by Kathleen Lockwood
a comedy in six scenes adapted for hearing impaired/signing performers by Kathleen Lockwood
a comedy in eight scenes adapted from Lewis Carroll’s classics by Kathleen Lockwood
Full-Length Plays
A 50-minute tour-de-force for one or more actors which brings Dickens’ classic powerfully to life with minimal props and staging, by D. D. Delaney
by Jean H. Klein
from the fairytale by Charles Perrault
adapted from Charles Dickens by Mickey Coburn
a full-length comedy adapted from 
Charles Chestnutt’s
short story by Jean H. Klein
Escaping Slaves by Thomas Nast,
courtesy of Civil War Art
an hilarious adaptation from the original tale by Mickey Coburn
a rollicking adaptation from the original tales by Mickey Coburn
a full-length adaptation of Ibsen’s “Enemy of the People” by Jean H. Klein
a play in nine scenes adapted from Mary Shelley’s original by Kathleen Lockwood
Shakespeare Adaptations
adapted from William Shakespeare for children ages 6-12. by Gillette Elvgren
Adapted for the Lights ‘N Shadows Performers By Kathleen Lockwood
Retold for Young Audiences by Gillette Elvgren
an adaptation of Shakespeare's romance by Gillette Elvgren
a 45-minute comedy with scenes from Macbeth, Julius Caesar, and Romeo and Juliet for highschool by D. D. DeLaney
another 45 minute comedy with scenes from Midsummer Night's Dream. The Winter's Tale, The Taming of the Shrew, and The Merchant of Venice for high school by D. D. DeLaney
of classics , both one-act and full-length for high school and middle school, as well as community theater. They include, Shakespeare, Dickens (Oliver Twist, Oscar Wilde, Mary Shelley (Frankenstein) and James Joyce.
