Twelve short interconnected plays based in modern day France at Christmas time. Twelve stories set in Paris, Brittany, Normandy and Provence which weave together wild boars and hunters, swans on the Seine, partridges in plum trees, lonely lovers and more...

https://newplayexchange.org/plays/3309853/goodfellow-robin-hood

History comes alive as students learn that fake news is old news and disinformation can be disastrous. With the school principal waiting for the slightest excuse to fire the students' favorite teacher, Mr Parker, and Charlotte Locus manipulating the media to become Student Council President, will the students learn from the past or will they be doomed to repeat it? A trope-filled, historical myth-busting comedy, with a couple of songs thrown in.

The classic story by Jane Austen woven with songs she wrote out in her own hand and is known to have played regularly. Ensemble cast. Piano accompaniment.

Four teenage girls serving a detention for various misdemeanors discover that "we don't live in a clockwork universe, it's always breaking down."

The French Impressionists --notably the "female artists" Berthe Morisot and Mary Cassatt-- as seen through the eyes of Auguste Renoir's model, muse and artist: Suzanne Valadon.

It's Peggy Sue's birthday. She's turning sweet sixteen. She and her steady Johnathon E. Good have a date at the diner to celebrate. But things turn sour when Peggy and John E. discover his father’s brand new Shavy El Domino is missing. Will their paranoid Etiquette teacher Miss Molly and the other 50s misfits help him recover it before his father finds out? Or will John E. “The Bee” Good learn a lesson he’ll never forget?

The myths of Phaeton, Prometheus & Pandora, Persephone...

Iceland 1000AD. Midsummer's Eve. While the Christians and the Pagans are fighting, Einar--a poet who cannot write--turns to the magical power of stories. Discover the frightening, sorrowful and hilarious world of norse mythology. Ragnarok is not the end, but the beginning.