An exciting and challenging stage adaptation of Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley's classic novel.

LUNCH MONEY is a courtroom comedy, written expressly to be performed by middle-school age students either in a classroom or an auditorium. Mikey McDougald, a shy, virtually silent kid, discovering that his $2.54 lunch money has been stolen from his locker, takes the middle school heart throb and bully, Harlan Parmenter, to classroom court to seek justice. Many, many laughs and a good lesson in respect and friendship. Winner of the Dramatic Development Award presented by the Boston Public Schools.

THE PORCH is a comedy. Laughs abound from the very first scene and rarely let up. But then, since it's a comedy about real people, life steps in, plots twist, and lives change. It's a play about the challenge of enduring friendships, and has been compared, by Broadway World, to STEEL MAGNOLIAS. Noted Boston television commentator and Emmy Winner Dick Flavin writes, "Jack Neary's THE PORCH is everything theatre should be. It is endearing, drop-dead funny, heartbreaking and, in the end, triumphant. I left the theater thinking to myself, Gee, I wish I'd written that."

In this sparkling, new adaptation by Jack Neary, the classic fairy tale of love that is almost missed comes to life again with fresh and exciting characters complementing the traditionals like Cinderella, the Prince, the annoying Stepsisters and the downright evil Stepmother. Kids will love the storytellers-Whitey and Blanche, a couple of anxious doves who know how to keep audience members on the edge of their seats, and everybody in the family will enjoy the antics of Abe, the pigeon tailor, whose artistry and no-nonsense approach to things really save the day. Full of comedy, suspense and...