30 MINUTES—Progressing through the language and themes of playwriting from the 15th to 21st century, one family struggles to comprehend the difference between punishment and paradise, faith and failure.

In the wake of their expulsion from Eden, Adam and Eve struggle to guide their sons, Cain and Abel, amidst rising tensions and divergent paths in faith. As Cain seeks freedom beyond their constrained and dying world, Adam desperately tries to hold onto his power as a patriarch. In the name of survival and lost paradise, their conflict threatens to destroy their little family

30 MIN -- In the study of a German home, Hans Scholl and Alex Schmorell write and print leaflets. Treasonous leaflets. Leaflets that target the religious and intellectual Germans and call for the toppling of Hitler's regime. In the same home is Hans' little sister, Sophie, who takes an interest in the anonymous leaflets. After witnessing Hans' stubborn and self-sacrificial determination when it comes to protecting Sophie, Alex wonders if Hans would hide something from him in the same way

FULL LENGTH - 1775—America is on the verge of revolution. Congress is about to convene. Independence is within reach. And Benjamin Franklin arrives in Philadelphia with his new secretary, a teenage boy named Temple.

The Franklin family is on the brink of collapse. Franklin's daughter, Sally, is bold, mouthy, and fiercely patriotic. His son, William, is short-tempered, logical, and unwavering in his loyalty to the Crown. And Temple, as it turns out, is not just Franklin’s secretary—he is William's abandoned son, a revelation that could either mend or destroy the family.

As Temple is shuffled between households—between Sally and William, Philadelphia and Perth Amboy, patriot and loyalist—he struggles to make both sides proud. But as war looms and sacrifices are made, he begins to see how history is not just recorded—it is shaped, manipulated, and mythologized.

60 MINUTES—Injured during the Second World War, Christopher Robin Milne returns home to his father, A.A. Milne, the beloved author of the Winnie-the-Pooh stories. Haunted by his fictional counterpart, Christopher begins to understand the ways in which his childhood was exploited and his future destroyed. Meanwhile, the emotionally detached A.A. Milne grapples with morality, blind to the torment he put his son through by writing the children's book

FULL LENGTH -- Jack Powell and David Armstrong leave their hometown as rivals in love with the same woman but decide to form a "temporary truce" when they find themselves flying side by side in The Great War. Enamored with youthful naïveté and destined for wartime glory, the two find themselves grappling with the complexities of war, love, and life. In 1927, the groundbreaking silent film "Wings" was not only the first film to win an Academy Award for Best Picture but also the first film to show a kiss between two men. This energetic stage adaptation reintroduces Jack and David's story as a powerful coming-of-age story and honest exploration of human history.