children's plays

Contains eight plays for young people comissioned by a consortium of theaters, including Seattle Children's Theatre, The Children's Theatre Company of Minneapolis, Stage One: The Louisville Children's Theatre, and Honolulu Theatre for Youth; and features information about the history of the project, and comments by the playwrights.

A collection of plays dealing with family, friendship, freedom, and courage.

A collection of short plays involving large props such as paper bags and refrigerator boxes.

An activity book with suggestions for simple shows and performances that can be put on alone or as a group. Includes such theatrical activities as ventriloquism, mime, and the production of a full-length play.

A collection of twenty-two plays adapted from folk tales, short stories, myths, and novels and intended for use in reader's theater programs with middle grade and junior high school students.

Explains the value of story theater in the classroom, describes story theatre equipment, and presents twenty-three scripts based on myths, folktales, contemporary fiction, and Shakespeare's "Twelfth Night," each of which calls for five to fifteen cast members.

The life of J. M. Barrie, the creator of Peter Pan, told in very simple language.

A collection of puppet plays, skits, and plays with suggestions for successfully playing a role in each type of production.

Fifty royalty-free one-act plays adapted from folk tales of many countries.