Featured Plays

This week on Spread the Love, Lindsay talks about The Bright Blue Mailbox Suicide Note, as well as her experience with a production of the play at the Arizona State Thespian Festival.

This week on Spread the Love we talk about This Phone Will Explode at the Tone by Lindsay Price. Filmed live on location in a phone booth.

This week on Spread the Love we talk about The Haunting of Chip Lake Lodge by J. Robert Wilkins. Filmed live on location near a remote lodge.

This week on Spread the Love we talk about Drum Taps – adapted by Lindsay Price from Leaves of Grass by Walt Whitman. Filmed live on location at Old Fort Erie.

This week on Spread the Love we talk about Beauty and the Bee by Lindsay Price.

This week on Spread the Love we talk about The Legend of Sleepy Hollow – adapted by Lindsay Price from Washington Irving.

This week we Spread the love for Football Romeo by Lindsay Price.

This week we Spread the love for The Revolting Cheerleaders by John Donald O’Shea.

This week we Spread the love for The Plucky Pie Murder by Dara Murphy.

“The poems in Drum Taps represent Walt Whitman’s firsthand account of the Civil War. See the words, the emotion, the blood come to life in this theatrical adaptation. This is not your traditional...

This week we Spread the love for A Box of Puppies by Billy Houck.

This week we spread the love for Smarty Pants – a new play by Bradley Hayward. Filmed live on location at the joint EdTA/CETA conference in Anaheim California.

This week we spread the love for Jealousy Jane, a high school comedy about jealousy.

This week we spread the love for Agatha Rex, a retelling of Sophocles’ Antigone set in a modern-day high school.

This week we spread the love for The Magic Diary of Mozambique, a wonderful play by Chris Stiles. Recorded live in a mysterious location.

This week we spread the love for Drop Dead, Juliet!, an hilarious spoof by Allison Williams. Recorded live at the 2009 Florida State Thespian Conference in Tampa, Florida.

This week we spread the love for Hansel and Gretel, the classic tale brought vividly to life by Shirley Barrie. Recorded live near a cottage made from candy.

This week we spread the love for Christmas in July – Two Holiday One-Act Plays by Evelyn Merritt. Recorded live next to a rapidly melting snowman.