This Agency guarantees it will produce "a perfect match" in a male companion for Mary. Will it live up to its promise?

A Christmas fable. After a terrible accident, Roye, Master Toymaker, no longer makes beautiful wooden toys. All changes when his daughter, Claire, discovers a mystery boy protected by a lone wolf in the nearby forest. The boy slowly gains in strength, revealing a talent for toy making. But questions remain: who is the boy, where has he come from, who are his parents, and will he remain with Roye and Claire or return to the wild? This is a Christmas story of survival, hope and redemption.

10 minute play: James is asked some very strange questions at his interview for acceptance into a senior-living facility.

Mrs. Worthmore,, a wealthy, widowed New York socialite has entered the world of rodeo, determined to “rescue” her daughter, Harper, who has fallen for a young cowboy. She is accompanied in this effort by the Reverend JJ Busy, her “protector” (also a braggart prone to malapropisms), and Busy’s nephew, Harrison, Harper’s unwilling intended. All soon get caught up in this unfamiliar world, falling victims to a mischievous rodeo clown who delights in mistaken identities. Two forms of music: 1) Storyline (between characters, advancing plot, developing character, etc.); and, 2) music in which the rodeo events themselves become metaphors for life ("everything in life is rodeo"). Demos of music used available if interested. Text and lyrics by Lynn Elliott. Music by Marcel Daguerre, Josh Hegg and Michael Bone.

Handsome heir of a wealthy banking family, Raoul Wallenberg travelled to WW2 Budapest to challenge Adolf Eichmann's deportation of Jews. Good, evil, moral decency and moral baseness struggle against the backdrop of everyday, personal dramas of Hungarian Jews questioning their God’s presence or absence, and asking how to act morally in such an immoral world.