As toxic air blankets her city, a driven teen runner begins questioning the future planned for her in this lyrical coming-of-age drama about ambition, love, and finding your own voice.
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One gutsy composer interviews eight theatre icons, and their answers rewrite her life. A song cycle celebrating real trailblazing women in theatre.
A hoax! A giant! A ten-foot fraud! A rollicking musical comedy based on one of American history's greatest cons. Step right up!
A lively musical comedy of wit and romance where misunderstandings abound, tempers clash, and love prevails against all odds. Lively characters and sharp satire bring this classic to life.
In an 1888 Chicago graveyard, adolescent “vampire hunters” confront the fear of the unknown—crossing the line between childhood and the shadows of what comes next.
Something is missing from Kovalyov's well-manicured face...and it's having the time of its life. A riotously funny musical farce based on one of literature's most absurd tales.
Based on true events. A girl loses her doll in 1920s Berlin, and Franz Kafka sets her off on a whimsical odyssey across Europe.
Two sharp-tongued teens stumble on an ecological mystery in the woods. A fast, funny near-future play about friendship, responsibility, and growing up as the world changes.
Featured Writer: Rachel Bublitz
Rachel Bublitz is an award-winning playwright known for telling stories about women and creating exciting new work for young performers. She received the Will Glickman Award for Best Premiere Play in the San Francisco Bay Area for Ripped, and her play The Night Witches has received over fifty productions worldwide. She has been recognized as a top emerging female playwright in the Bay Area, and her work has been produced across the United States as well as internationally.
Rachel currently lives in Utah, where she continues to develop new work with a wide range of theatres and educational institutions. Her plays have been developed through workshops, readings, and commissions, and she is widely published and produced, with her work appearing on stages and in classrooms around the world.
Her plays are widely produced in both professional and educational settings, with a growing international footprint. In addition to her work as a playwright, she is also an educator and the author of a book on playwriting. Rachel is thrilled to have Red Days with Gitelman & Good Publishers!
