An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge

Product Code: O10000

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Approx. Run Time: 25 min.

An almost cheerful young man is about to be hanged for his attempt to blow up the Owl Creek Bridge during the Civil War. With dramatic force, the situation is established. The man's nature and mission are quickly revealed in a moving encounter with his wife and two daughters. Then in one of the most exciting short scenes in literature, the audience is taken into the mind of the man at the moment of his execution.

The Outlaw Robin Hood

Product Code: O83000

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Approx. Run Time: 70 min.

This version of the well-known tale of Robin Hood emphasizes the social problems which led to his career in Sherwood Forest.

The House at Pooh Corner

Product Code: H31000

Approx. Run Time: 145 min.

Christopher Robin has decided to run away with his friends Pooh, Piglet, Eeyore, Tigger and the rest. For there is a dark, mysterious threat that he's to be sent away to Education. Nobody knows exactly what or where that is, and if he's sent to such a distant place, what can his friends possibly do without him? As the situation becomes clearer, Christopher Robin isn't quite so sure that running away is the answer.

The Great Cross-Country Race or The Hare and the Tortoise

Product Code: GA2000

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Approx. Run Time: 85 min.

This play is a lark, a merry chase, peopled with human-like animals who make better sense than people. The animals cannot find anybody to compete with the fleet hare in the cross-country race until the slow-moving tortoise agrees to challenge him.

The Ransom of Red Chief

Product Code: R11000

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Approx. Run Time: 90 min.

Sam and Bill make the mistake of kidnapping a brat named Red—or Red Chief, as he prefers to be called. To their delight, the boy gladly comes along, but it is their last moment of peace. Never were two hapless criminals so bitterly taken advantage of. Instead of a handsome ransom, they're going to have to pay what little they have for the privilege of returning the so-called victim.