Böcker utgivna av Steele Spring Stage Rights

Full-Length Musical "Witty and provocative." -Backstage Out Of My Head is a compelling new musical from Ryan Scott Oliver, recipient of the American Theatre Wing's Jonathan Larson Grant and the prestigious Richard Rodgers Award for Musical Theatre. Five 20-something strangers bare their hearts and souls as they journey through their lives, loves, and losses during a pair of free group therapy sessions. From the moment of their breakdowns to their ultimate breakthroughs, the smart and emotional interplay of these quirky characters brings them all the self-discovery to set aside their insecurities and face the world anew-a little less frightened and a little more brave than before. This fresh and contemporary chamber musical celebrates the amazing strength of the human spirit. (Cast: 4F, 2M)

Full-Length Jukebox Musical "Fun, fun, fun!! Truly great entertainment." -BroadwayWorld An exciting musical romp based on "Charley's Aunt," featuring nostalgic favorites such as "Daisy Bell (A Bicycle Built for Two)," "Aba Daba Honeymoon," "You Made Me Love You," and, of course, the title tune, "I'm Just Wild About Harry." In turn-of-the-century Milwaukee, Jack and Harry need a chaperone so they can entertain their sweethearts. Enter their friend Benjamin to impersonate Harry's Aunt, a rich widow from Brazil. Hilarity ensues when Harry's Aunt actually arrives on the scene, and this musical farce of mistaken identity and madcap adventure climaxes in a delightfully happy conclusion. (Cast: 4F, 5M)

Full-Length Play "A tight drama, cleverly constructed!" -New York Theatre Wire Charlotte runs an influential political blog from her home on Cape Cod. Irene, working for a long-time senator in the midst of a tough campaign, supplies Charlotte with damaging material about the Senator's opponent. Megan, an aide to that opponent, arrives with new reports, and the three power-brokers lock horns in a battle of manipulation and political intrigue. As charges escalate and the battle swerves in unexpected directions, these highly intelligent and articulate women serve up blackmail, power plays, and plenty of media spin. In other words, politics as usual! (Cast: 3F)

Full-Length Play "Compelling... Scarecrows plays out like a big, lusty Southern gothic drama." -Nashville Scene Memories of a tragic past take center stage in this non-linear tale set in the rural South. Scarecrows Will Never See the Sunset follows the disintegration of the Legend family, after the sudden discovery of oil on the farm they once owned but sold in the wake of a family tragedy. Eldest son Bo reflects on the defining moments of his life and forces us to question which is thicker: family, blood, or oil. (Cast: 2F, 4M)

Full-Length Play This is it! The stage adaptation of Ed Wood's Plan 9 From Outer Space, considered by many to be "the worst movie ever made!" Packing B-movie thrills into 70 action-packed minutes, the story goes something like this: visiting space soldiers use a magic-electro-space-ray-gun to resurrect a recently deceased (and perfectly ghoulish) human couple, putting "Plan 9" into action. The aliens must stop mankind from developing "Solaramite," a substance that could set off a chain reaction of cosmic explosions that would destroy the entire universe. With "Plan 9" activated, the space aliens step up the action: Flying saucers invade! Hollywood reacts! The Pentagon responds! Even Colonel Sanders tries to stop the aliens and, well, this was absolutely the worst movie ever made. You'll have a blast with this cosmic comedy perfect for all producing groups. (Cast: 5F, 9M, Ensemble, Flexible)

Full-Length Jukebox Musical "High spirits prompt smiles galore in this splashy sendup!" -Variety A USO show is threatened with cancellation when a certain famous trio of singing sisters fails to show, and it's up to three earnest and determined stagehands to go on with the show! The Andrews Brothers is filled to the brim with over 25 songs made famous by the Andrews Sisters, including the showstoppers "Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy," "Slow Boat to China," "Don't Sit Under the Apple Tree," and "Ac-Cent-Tchu-Ate the Positive." Mistaken identities and madcap adventures- imagine Bing Crosby and Bob Hope in a road movie of "Some Like It Hot"- along with the music of an entire generation highlight this wonderful valentine to the heroes of World War II. (Cast: 1F, 3M)