Amanda Petefish-Schrag

Sophie, a scientist, refuses to leave her bed. Instead, she spends her time lost in piles of books, trying to discover the reason for her multiple miscarriages. Her husband and her mother desperately try to connect with her, unaware that her bedroom has become a surreal landscape where Sophie, along with Sir Ernest Shackleton and his ship, The Endurance, are perpetually trapped in the Antarctic ice. Guided by an impudent Albert Einstein and spirited Hildegard Von Bingen, Sophie must navigate the mysterious forces that now threaten to trap her forever as past and present, faith and science, collide

It’s not easy being a supergirl - particularly in the middle of Nebraska. In this one-woman play, four characters share the trials of love and superbattles on the Midwestern plains. Through the stories of Ultragirl, the stalwart second-in-command; The Honeybee, the impetuous teenager; Harrier, the superhero turned villain; and Susan, Captain Nebraska’s wife, the play explores what superhero comics leave out and what they get right – the glass ceilings, awkward pragmatics, burden of power, and our universal longing for love and companionship.

An ambitious general. A king’s wounded pride. The greatest army ever assembled. And one innocent girl . . .
Puppetry, original music and a classical Greek Chorus come together in this new adaptation of an ancient tragedy. Adapted by Amanda Petefish-Schrag and Ben Schrag based on the play by Euripides.

When Rebecca suddenly returns home after a long absence, her significant other has a few questions: Why did she leave? Where did she go? And why is there a sasquatch in the living room?

Nancy’s dreams of greatness lead her to the creation of a new national holiday and an
unexpected discovery.

Violet and Jerry broke up months ago. But when a break-in at Jerry’s new house unexpectedly brings them together again, they must revisit the source of their relationship’s demise. With a little help from Violet's best friend, Gail, Violet and Jerry attempt to navigate around broken-hearts, the new woman in Jerry's life, spiders, and possible felony charges.

Getting to know your future in-laws is never easy, but Taylor’s hopes of an ally in her future sister-in-law take a strange and nightmarish turn on a local basketball court.

Maggie's Sunday stroll through the park leads to a park bench, a clown wig, some John Phillip Sousa, and an unlikely companion.

Taming of the Shrew, King Lear, Comedy of Errors, Merry Wives of Windsor, and The Winter's Tale are revamped into fun, accessible shorts that use comedic narration and modern language to update some of Shakespeare's classic works. From a lesson in Shakespearean tragedy through the plight of King Lear to an error machine that calculates the miscommunications in Comedy of Errors, these flexible plays are sure to provide a fun night of tales from the Bard, with some twists.

Jane takes scrap booking to a whole new level.

Zoe is sorry. Sort of.

A father's ongoing legacy to his daughter, written in a memo.