Taking a fresh approach to a well-told tale is always a pleasure and often reveals new perspectives.
These plays all reimagine familiar stories. Mix and match to create a production of any length.
Three stylish witches bicker over rhymes, recipes, and roles while waiting (and waiting) for MacBeth to finally show up in this witty, irreverent twist on Shakespeare's classic.
LuAnn enlists in Bibbidi Bobbidi Boot Camp with the hope of becoming a fairy godmother, but she's not a Fairy! Will Sarge allow her to stay in basic training?
Leaping lords and piping pipers! Holly discovers that her true love's generosity is challenging at best. Her resilience is both hilarious and astonishing.
The relationship between the hardworking ant and the pot-smoking grasshopper is turned on its head in this twisted version of Aesop's fable.
Jackie trades in her old horse for some magical beans which grow into a huge plant that takes her up to a giant -- the world's smallest giant who has a talking sheep.
It's not a brick house that flummoxes the big bad wolf in this modern version, it's the leash law!
L'il Red Riding Hood has gotten older and wiser. And in this version, the Big Bad Wolf meets his match.
A ho-hum holiday party gets interesting when what to their wondering eyes should appear...
Behold the court cases of some seriously funny crimes that have transpired in the world of Mother Goose.
On Christmas Eve, a well‑meaning but sleepy husband and an overextended wife discover that letting go of perfection may be the greatest holiday gift of all.
Problems in Santa's Polar Kingdom have everyone in a titter! A short and easy play that you can pull together quickly.
A newsroom full of overconfident anchors and bewildered “experts” tries to deliver the day’s stories, and the result is a beautiful mess of make‑believe journalism.
Two cleaning women arrive on stage to tidy up after a "Nutcracker" performance and end up finding their own vision for their future. A spotlight shines and they celebrate.
A playful, theatrical reimagining of A Christmas Carol turns the familiar tale into a lively, self‑aware romp filled with music, audience interaction, and plenty of second chances.