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Featured Plays

Get an inside look at some of our favourite plays. Learn more about the stories, characters, casting possibilities and creative opportunities that make each script stand out.

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A Student-Driven Success: The Canterbury Tales

Great characters, lots of humour, strong ensemble work and a lively adaptation of a classic collection. Lindsay Price’s The Canterbury Tales is all that – and so much more. Chaucer’s classic...
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Theatrefolk Featured Play – Nerd Herd by Christian Kiley

Welcome to our Featured Play Spotlight. It’s time to channel your “inner nerd” and join Christian Kiley’s Nerd Herd as they go on the adventure of their lives. A funny and endearing look at love,...
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A WONDERful Journey: Through the Looking Glass

Are you looking for a fantastical physical journey for your actors and your audience? Through the Looking Glass by Lindsay Price is a movement-based classical adaptation that you won’t want to...
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How does the world see you?: Box

How do middle-schoolers deal with perception and the boxes that we all find ourselves in? Lindsay Price’s vignette play, Box, examines these issues while providing great small scene and monologue...
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Theatrefolk Featured Play – The Snow Show by Lindsay Price

“There is the Grand Canyon of difference between ‘Yes, I can ski’ and ‘Yes, I can ski Smelly Dogface.’” Welcome to our Featured Play Spotlight. Let is snow, let it snow, let it snow! The vignette...
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An International Success: Typecast

“TYPECAST: To cast a performer in a role that requires characteristics of physique, manner, and personality similar to those possessed by the performer.” In the comedy Typecast by Amanda Murray...
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Mime, Masks and Movement: Emotional Baggage

How do you tell a story without using dialogue? Emotional Baggage by Lindsay Price is an incredibly unique offering for students that focuses on non-verbal storytelling through mask and movement....
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The Purposeful Pause: betweenity

If you are looking for an excellent class project play with parts for everyone at all levels with a great technique exploration, look no further than betweenity by Lindsay Price. We’ve all been...
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Ready for a Road Trip?: Skid Marks 1 & 2

What’s your driving story? With Skid Marks: A Play About Driving and Skid Marks 2: Are We There Yet? by Lindsay Price you can go from your first car to a cross-country road trip and enjoy...
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The Bullied, the Bully, and the Bystander: Funhouse

Funhouse by Lindsay Price looks at the bullied, the bully, and the bystander through mostly non-verbal vignettes. Life for the bullied is like a funhouse, but the funhouse is anything but fun. How...
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Theatrefolk Featured Play – Ashland Falls by Steven Stack

Welcome to our Featured Play Spotlight. Are you looking to keep your audience on the edge of their seats? The high school mystery, Ashland Falls by Steven Stack is an intense theatrical experience...
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All the Wonder of Wonderland: Alice

Follow us down the rabbit hole to discover wonderful adventures in the theatrical adaptation, Alice by Lindsay Price. Based on Lewis Carroll’s classic book, this one-act adaptation is a ton of fun...
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A True Ensemble Project: The Canterbury Tales

Are you looking for a great ensemble piece that gives every performer a chance to shine? Look no further than the classical adaptation, The Canterbury Tales by Lindsay Price, where Chaucer’s...
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Theatrefolk Featured Play – Labeled by Lindsay Price

Welcome to our Featured Play Spotlight. Labeled by Lindsay Price can definitely be labeled a fantastic dramedy for high school students. It’s easy to stick a label on someone. You’re late, you’re a...