one act plays

Fifteen one-act plays reflecting the interests of boys and girls in lower and middle grades.

Michelle tries to salvage a school play from a bad actor, and Stephanie tries to recover a valuable necklace which she unknowingly sold for a quarter.

A collection of twelve short comedy-mystery plays adaptable for all ages.

Presents ten read-aloud plays for students in fourth through eighth grade that provide information about American symbols, holidays, and heroes, including the Liberty Bell, the White House, Mount Rushmore, and Martin Luther King Jr. Day.

Contains stories, photographs, and facts about some of the theater world's best plays and ranks them from one to ten. Includes "Dreamgirls," "Into the Woods," and "Cyrano de Bergerac.".

Four plays by the acclaimed author of An enemy of the people.

A collection of short plays adapted from great literature for royalty-free performance or classroom reading--Title page.

Presents the dramatic text for two of Nobel Prize-winning author Samuel Beckett's works, featuring a single-act play that illustrates the repetitiousness of life, and a single-person mime sketch depicting the frustration of living in a hostile environment.

Collection of one-act plays by a variety of authors, performed between the 1970s and 1990s by the Actors Theatre of Louisville during its annual Humana Festival of New American Plays.