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Natalie, a seventeen-year-old former drama club member who now writes a relationship column for her school newspaper, decides to go undercover as a student at an all-boys boarding school so that she can figure out what guys are really like.

Seventeen-year-old KJ Miller, nice, smart, and pretty, has a knack for attracting socially clueless guys but cannot seem to grab the attention of Cameron Richardson, star of the basketball team, but when Tama Gold, queen of the popular crowd, joins her in staging the school play, she decides that KJ is too nice and offers to help her get cruel and win Cameron's heart.

When she loses a leading role and her leading man to another girl, sixteen-year-old Lucy, a member of the high school drama club, does something completely out of character that has life-altering consequences.

Widge, an orphan boy who has joined William Shakespeare's acting company, begins some investigative snooping when several thefts occur backstage.

Thirteen-year-old Bertie strives to save Theater Illuminata, the only home she has ever known, but is hindered by the Players who magically live on there, especially Ariel, who is willing to destroy the Book at the center of the magic in order to escape into the outside world.

Describes the experiences of a young girl and her father when they go to a theater to see a play.

Contains alphabetically arranged entries that explore the censorship histories of 125 plays from ancient times into the twenty-first century, each with the name of the play, the date and place of its original production, and a summary; and includes profiles of the playwrights, and a list of one hundred additional challenged or censored plays.

Introduces such careers in the performing arts as actor, singer, comedian, and writer, using portraits of various people in the field.

While working as an apprentice in a London theater company in 1597, fourteen-year-old Richard uncovers a mystery involving the disappearance of his father and a traitorous plot to overthrow Queen Elizabeth.

Baker is unhappy about leaving Seattle and his job as director of his grandmother's puppet shows, but he soon discovers that the kids in Texas aren't much different than in his old school.