Katie Boothe

In this retelling of the Ancient Greek Epic by Homer, the hero Odysseus faces many perils on his return journey to Ithaca. His wife, Penelope, is fending off suitors who wish to marry her and claim the throne. His son, Telemachus, has almost come of age, when he decides to leave home in search of his father. With epic sword fights, mythic monsters, Greek Gods and Goddesses, this play is perfect to spark middle schoolers' interest in mythology! This play has 8 principle roles with 20 total sp

This stage adaptation of The Secret Garden, by Frances Hodgson Burnett, is intended for Middle School readers and performers. Mary Lennox is orphaned and sent to live with her estranged uncle, Archibald Craven, on the English countryside. She is a sour child, but learns to open her heart as she explores the grounds of Misselthwaite Manor and discovers an intriguing family secret. This play has a large cast with 14 principle roles and a total of 23 speaking parts, plus an additional ensemble o

This adaptation of the book by Rudyard Kipling is for upper Elementary students. With themes of environmental preservation, acceptance, and consequences for choices, this will be a great addition to your Elementary reader's theatre! This script has a large cast, with 12 principle characters, and a total of 29 speaking parts. The ensemble also includes featured dancers and animals. This document is intended for classroom use only. If you wish to license this show for public performance, pleas

Set in 1989, a group of middle school kids become unlikely friends, and are inspired by the characters in their fantasy role playing game to become heroes in real life. This play features stage combat, 80s slang, and a large cast with 12 principle characters, and a total of 36 speaking parts! With themes of empathy, acceptance, anti-bullying, and standing up for what's right, middle schoolers will develop their character while reading this play in class. If you wish to perform this play for an