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A shy kid in a new school, Nicholas, just needs a friend, so he reaches out to the girl in the corner, who silently writes in her journal. Though it takes time to open up about it, a school shooting has taken the lives of each of their siblings. But when the girl, Ali, reveals her last name, Nicholas realizes her brother was the shooter. This play explores the anger and loss in the aftermath of a shooting and how to start a conversation toward forgiveness.
A young teenage girl finds out she’s pregnant, and she must make a decision between abortion, adoption, and parenting. After talking to several friends, she realizes she wasn’t the only one who had to make this hard decision.
Grace has “locked in” syndrome, when a person can hear and understand everything around them but is incapable of any movement. Her life is relived in flashbacks as her father and husband decide whether to take her off life support.
Just before World War II, Nicholas Winton organized trains to transport Jewish children out of Czechoslovakia to England. These Kindertransports successfully rescued 664 Jewish children. This drama explores one family’s experiences with growing tensions in the region and the difficult choice they have to make with the small hope of survival.
Winner Mississippi Thespian Conference, 2026
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Samira, an outspoken and articulate Muslim girl, gets on the wrong side of a group of students. Offended, they nominate her for homecoming court as a way to embarrass her and then follow with a nasty text campaign. This script explores different prejudices and misinformation about Muslims in America and is also another look at bullying in general.
