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As a public defender attempts to mount a defense for a woman accused of killing her baby, the argument spills over from the courtroom into the community and finally into the psyche of the defense lawyer who must come to terms with his preconceptions about the capacities of mothers.
4 actors; 2 men 2 women
Most of the play on one set
It's the summer of 1968 and in the ballroom of the Hotel Dupont, the members of The Delaware Association of the Handicapped have come together for a swell party now in full swing.
6 actors; 4 men 2 women
multi-ethnic
3 roles feature characters with disabilities
Most of the play on one set
After devoting a lifetime to music, Junis puts aside her beloved Florentine viola to discover the joy in a human connection
When Aliyah, a recent convert to a new-age style church, is attacked and almost killed, she is thrust into a world of connection that she never dreamed possible.
4 actors; 2 men 2 women
Most of the play on one set
6-8 actors; 3-4 men 3-4 women
multi-ethnic
Unit set
When a prized Hindu deity is stolen from a wealthy entrepreneur's home, nature erupts and mysterious forces are unleashed that will change a family forever.
House of Piñatas
In an abandoned mall in the Pocono’s, the questionable therapists of “Living Waters” set out to heal Dabney Hutchins of his “unwanted same-sex urges.” But things get ugly when Mom turns up and an Aztec-inspired ritual degenerates into a no-holds barred slugfest.
5 actors; 2 men 3 women
multi-ethnic
Unit set
6 actors; 3 men 3 women
One set
The Alabaster Virgin
Two people connect through a support group for parents of drug addicts. As their children take a path through the thickets of addiction, Maeve and Ben take their own journey into the intimacy of their harrowing shared experience.