one-act plays

Collects several ten-minute contemporary plays, including sixteen for one man and one woman, four for two women, and five for two men, in realistic and experimental styles.

Plays for two actors that include plays for women only, men only, plays for men and women, comedy and serious drama, and royalty free plays.

A collection of eleven one-act plays about warriors, chieftains, villagers, and animals based on African folklore.

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.

Presents eight plays in rough chronological order that teach about the Middle Ages and provides tips on using them in the classroom; six of the plays are adaptations of medieval stories such as "The Song of Roland" and "Sir Gawain and the Green Knight," and the other two recount the life of Joan of Arc and the creation of the Magna Carta.

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

Collection of forty-three modern one act plays and monologues from a variety of American writers.