One-Act Plays

(24-59 roles, gender-flex) A spooky, atmospheric adaptation of A Christmas Carol, following Ebenezer Scrooge through a ghost-filled night of reckoning.

(2f, 2m) Left alone in a dead man's kitchen, two farm wives find what the men missed... and keep it quiet.

(9 roles, gender flex) She offers life advice from behind a pizza place. What could go wrong? A sharp, offbeat comedy about the people who guide us—and the moment we have to move forward alone.

(6-10f, 4-8m; 7 w/ doubling) A girl loses her doll in 1920s Berlin, and Franz Kafka sets her off on a whimsical odyssey across Europe.

(7f) When an after-hours meeting of a high school literary magazine goes off the rails, seven teenage writers confront who gets to speak, who gets cut, and what it really means to call something art.

A community grapples with loss after a school tragedy. Through interwoven voices and scenes, Shards explores grief, memory, and the struggle to move forward.

(5-10f) From WWII to women’s rights, the Sentinels prove that ordinary students can make extraordinary history as they challenge the impossible.

(2-3f, 2-3m) A spoiled princess trades places with her servant—and ends up herding geese. A witty, heartwarming romp about love, identity, and royal mishaps.

(7f, 4m; up to 30 w/ ensemble) The ghost is real. The closet’s crowded. And the queer kids at St. Philomena’s are done being afraid as they team up to solve the mystery of their school's haunting.

(2-6f, 3-7m) A legendary king battles beasts and defies gods—but can’t outrun death. An epic tale of friendship, power, and what it means to be human.