drama

Presents the script of a play written by students at New York's Stuyvesant High School, presented in a series of monologues based on interviews with students on their experiences and feelings about the attack on the World Trade Center--visible from the school--and its aftermath.

Presents an introduction to immigration in a readers' theater format.

Contains a play about Grace Fryer in court looking for justice from her mysterious disease, focusing on the thought of radium poisoning being the cause.

A Vietnam war drama that begins with a depiction of the brutality of Marine Corps training and then shifts to Vietnam, focusing mainly on a group of Marines responding to the Tet Offensive of 1968.

Chicago record-company executive Leonard Chess makes a name for his company, Chess Records, and the new talent he signs, including Etta James, Chuck Berry, and Muddy Waters, while the musicians deal with fame, sex, drugs, race issues, and violence during the 1950s and 1960s.

When two Marines stand accused of killing a fellow soldier, a pair of young military lawyers takes on the politically-charged case. Includes commentary, filmographies, and other special features.

In 1974, Philippe Petit assembled a team to help him achieve his dream of walking between the World Trade Center towers.

Based on the events of the 1913 U.S. Open golf championship, at which a young, inexperienced, socially- and economically-disadvantaged golfer defeated the reigning champion in one of the most exciting and dramatic athletic events of the 20th century.

Depicts the lives, ambitions, thoughts and feelings of the seven Project Mercury astronauts before, during and after their historic space flights.

A group of African American men travel by bus from Los Angeles to Washington D.C. to attend the Million Man March, making both friends and enemies along the way.