(16+ roles, gender flex) People are disappearing, and the only clue is a weird mobile game. To save their friend, these teens must log in…and maybe never log out.
(3f, 3-4m; 6 w/ doubling) A workaholic uncle, a grieving niece, and a rural reset. A funny, tender story of starting over and the family we choose to become.
(9-14f, 4-10m; 15 w/ doubling) He froze time to hold onto love—and to avoid growing up. But when she starts to remember, the illusion begins to break. Can you stop time forever?
(3-5f, 1-2m; 4 w/ doubling) As toxic air blankets her city, a driven teen runner questions the future planned for her in this coming-of-age drama about ambition, love, and finding your own voice.
(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.
(4-16f, 0-12m; 11 w/ doubling) A clever girl faces magic, danger, and a not-so-nice family to outwit a wicked wizard. A spirited retelling of a classic Irish folk tale.
(7 roles, gender flex) 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.
(4-9f, 0-6m; 4 w/ doubling) A bold, witty musical that brings the fight for women’s suffrage to life. Songs, speeches, and one unforgettable town square showdown for justice.
(26 roles, gender flex) Sir Gawain takes up a strange yuletide challenge—and steps into a world of magic, danger, and moral reckoning. A charming take on the medieval legend.
(24-59 roles, gender-flex) A spooky, atmospheric adaptation of A Christmas Carol, following Ebenezer Scrooge through a ghost-filled night of reckoning.
(8-27f, 2-18m; 18 w/ doubling) While her body lies in a hospital room, Wendy escapes to Neverland...and must choose between the comfort of fantasy and the cost of growing up.
(7-23f, 2-18m; 19 w/ doubling) Sworn to protect the city, yet tempted by the truth outside its walls... What happens when loyalty isn’t so simple? Think Dungeons & Dragons meets The Hunger Games.
(2-9f, 3-9m; 5 w/ doubling) A courtroom battle over Mother Jones’ fate reveals the fiery heart of America’s labor movement. A gripping, thought-provoking drama about justice and sacrifice.
(24-59 roles, gender-flex) A spooky, atmospheric adaptation of A Christmas Carol, following Ebenezer Scrooge through a ghost-filled night of reckoning.
(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.
(4-12f, 3-11m; 13 w/ doubling) A high school stage crew is building The Crucible—but backstage, a crisis threatens to tear them apart. Fast-paced, funny, and sharply relevant.
(4-8f, 3-7m; 9 w/ doubling) As Y2K looms, small-town teens ring in the millennium—and face the messy truth about growing up. A dark comedy with heart, humor, and slushies.
(4f, 1m) After her father’s death, a 13-year-old finds healing through spoken word poetry, family stories, and friendship—discovering her voice and the power of being heard.
(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.