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A clever adaptation of Shakespeare’s classic tale of ambition and revenge, “Julius Caesar, Junior” may be staged either as a Readers Theater Reading or as a tradional play.

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Two high school girls meet “the new guy at school” and sparks fly as they each vie for the rights to his attention.

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In this version of Shakespeare’s mad-cap pastoral comedy, “A Midsummer Night’s Dream,” 23 chracters re-tell this fantasy-filled adventure.

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Twenty three characters re-tell Shakespeare’s wonderful story of pride and ambition, but in a much shortened and easier to understand version of the original.

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Shakespeare’s well-known story of two ill-fated lovers. The story is retold in verse and in a lighthearted (and sometimes comical) way, yet the basic intent has not been compromised.

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This shortened version of “Hamlet” retold in verse is a great way to teach your students the basic story plot, and involve them in an easy and alternate way of telling the tale.

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This mad-cap, one act comedy opens during a writers’ strike and, because of the strike, only two “half scripts” are available for performance!

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Wrapping up a unit on “Relationships” or “Anger Management Skills”? Why not end the unit with a performance of short skits that support what’s been learned?