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I've written over 15 plays that have been performed in grade schools, junior highs, colleges, and by the Seem To Be Players, a professional children's theatre company. Below is a list of the plays that are available for purchase and performance:
The Adventures of Ballerina Bunny This Ballerina Super Hero battles the likes of Dr. Rat Finka in the style of the greatest super heroes of our time...Underdog and Superwoman. This comic hero spoof comes complete with commercials! Fun show for actors and audiences of all ages. Cast of 8 Settings: Television studio, Dr. Rat Finka's Hideout, Home of Helen, the Housewife, and Stage of the City Ballet Length: 30 minutes First Performance: 1995
Can You Hear the Talking Dog? Sammie isn't happy when her family moves and she has to go to a new school. Instead of making friends, she decides to only talk to her dog, Prince. He also talks to her. Cast of 6. All can be played by children or adults, acting as children. Setting: Playground Length: 45 minutes First Performance: 1997
Cinderella You know the story, but did you realize Cinderella really had a fairy dogmother? One that knew her mother and grandmother? And that the Prince also had a wise dog keeping him on the right path? This humorous play touches the heart! Cast of 7 Setting: Cinderella's Kitchen, Outside Cinderella's House, and the Prince's Castle Length: 45 minutes First Performance: 1997
A Fairy's Tale A teenage girl finds herself and her strength as she helps a hermit, and the fairy who is in love with him, to overcome the obstacles that stand in the way of their union. Cast of 8 Setting: Family Kitchen and Forest Length: 45min - 1 hour First Performance: 1994
Grimm Sisters You know the witches from all the major Grimm's Fairy tales, but did you know they were related? Rapunzel, Snow White, and Sleeping Beauty may have had hard lives, but what do you think the 'step' mothers of these three teenagers went through? Great for teenage performers! Junior High and High School.
LARGE CAST: Includes trees, animals, vegetables, and many fairy tale characters. Parts can be doubled up, or if you have many actors -- everyone can have a part.
Setting: Homes of the Grimm Sisters, Rapunzel, Snow White, and Sleeping Beauty Length: 1 hour First Performance: 1996 Newly revised script - 2007
Monsters in the Closet
Fun show for Halloween! Cast of 5 Setting: Girl's bedroom and Monster Office Length: 45 minutes First Performance: 1983 "I'm the pink monster. Jennifer Glenn is the blue one, and the creator of these great costumes."
Traveling Through Dreams Seriously Fun Abstract Theatre! This play takes us through the dreams of our young hero, Noah, and his trials with girls, parents, school, and just about everything else a young teen deals with. The play includes songs, Shakespeare, dancing, drama, and fun. Large Cast: great for junior high and high school actors...up to 55 of them! Setting: A Dream Length: 45 minutes First Performance: 1995 (newly revised script: 2008)
The Tale of Jemima Puddleduck Adapted from Beatrix Potter's story. Jemima Puddleduck is a duck who wants to hatch her own eggs. To do this, she must hide out in the woods, which puts her at risk of being eaten by the sly fox. A sweet play -- fun and endearing! Cast of 5 Length: 20 minutes First Performance: 1997 Great show to do in combination with Ric Averill's adaptation of "Peter Rabbit."
Mystery at Ghastly Hall! Miss June Marble is called upon to help solve a mystery at the home of her friend, Millicent Ghastly, who runs a rooming house for actors. A wonderful Halloween show, this production is complete with mystery, intrigue, comedy, songs, dancing, and more.
Coming Soon! Clucky, the Brave Little Chicken
This is a high energy romp into the area of sustainable farming...the cycle of life...compost...animals...vegetables...and where humans fit into the picture. Commissioned by Visible Theatre in NYC, "Clucky" is scheduled to begin performances this summer. Cast of 6 Length: 45 -60 minutes First performance: Coming in 2008
For more great plays and playwrights, visit: http://usaplays4kids.drury.edu
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In
order to go back to their home planet, monsters, Larissa and Samantha, must
help a little girl overcome a fear of 'monsters in the closet.' This isn't an
easy feat for two monsters who are desperately afraid of children.
Clucky is a factory hen with dreams of living
free-range. She believes a better life must be out there and braves an
escape from what she has always known. Chased by the factory white coats,
Clucky makes her way through the suburbs and with the help of a
nature-challenged young women, they stumble into farm country.