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Hannah Robinson: The Celebrated Beauty of Her Day, A Play in Two Acts    by Jane Gilgun
Price: $5.99 USD. 11300 words. Published on February 22, 2010. .

The beautiful, strong-willed Hannah Robinson defies her powerful father Rowland and marries the man she loves. The action takes places on a plantation in colonial Rhode Island in the mid 1700s. This play is based on historical records and the legends that sprang up over the centuries after Hannah died her early, tragic death.
Running Into Love    by Melinda Cassidy
Price: $0.99 USD. 910 words. Published on April 2, 2010. .

'“I thought that was you,” he said, once I got off his foot.' And the wonderful thing for Kate is that Robb doesn't mind the paint in her hair, or the way she keeps running into him. It must be love!
Forever Hold Your Peace    by Angela Schiavone
Price: $2.99 USD. 7280 words. Published on April 25, 2010. .

This one-act comedy explores the often-times eccentric characters that can only all be brought together by a wedding. In a group like this, there's no way anyone's going to keep their mouth shut. No story is off-limits. Laugh now, but it could be your wedding next...
Boracic Lint    by Martin Bryce
Price: Free! 66790 words. Published on May 22, 2010. .

An out of work actor with a serious superiority complex lands work playing Santa Claus in the grotto of the world famous London department store, Harridges. It seems like child's play , it turns out to be anything but. Every ounce of his improvisation skills is challenged by the children who come to see him. His colleagues stretch his wit and wisdom to the limit until he makes a fateful decision.
Murder in the Second Row    by Bev Robitai
Price: $3.90 USD. 74500 words. Published on June 24, 2010. .

Many things can go wrong between casting a show and Opening Night. Finding a body in the second row is just one of them. When manager Jessica Jones battles to save the old Regent Theatre from developers, a dead actor in the auditorium is the last thing she needs. Then the police officer heading the investigation starts to take a very personal interest in her. Will the show go on?
My Sister's Choice    by Jerome Parisse
Price: $3.50 USD. 11890 words. Published on July 5, 2010. .

Julia and her sister Helen are both deaf. Whereas Julia is deeply involved in the hearing-impaired community, Helen has always inexplicably refused to learn sign language. The two sister's world is turned upside down when Helen's new, hearing, boyfriend becomes obsessed with learning to sign. The relationship between the two sisters becomes strained, and there is no turning back...
Les jardins d'Aphrodite #1-Perséphone    by Anne de Gandt
Price: $2.99 USD. 16840 words. Published on July 30, 2010. .

Plusieurs mois ont passé, Cassandre, Déméter et Perséphone se retrouvent et tiennent une conversation à “cœur ouvert”. Perséphone, à la recherche de l'amour, croise la route d'Aphrodite puis celle d'Eumène. Qui de ces deux femmes en incarne le vrai visage ? Trahison, joie, peine : l'amour, quel qu'il soit, n'est-il pas que cela ?
Kitty Little    by Freda Lightfoot
Price: $3.99 USD. 118890 words. Published on August 17, 2010. .

Katherine, Charlotte and Esme. Three girls seeking escape. Against the theatrical backdrop of the Lakes, a real-life drama is played out: One that threatens to destroy the very dream that brought them together, and the close friendship they once enjoyed. Each is captivated by the idea of a travelling theatre. Each pretending to be someone she is not. All are in love with the same man...
The Crew    by Marcy Thomas
Price: Free! 38630 words. Published on September 15, 2010. .

Six people go through many adventures, twists, and turns in life. What will they uncover? Whose lives will they influence? Ages 13+
Wer herrscht im Theater und Fernsehen?    by Ulf Heuner
Price: $2.99 USD. 11470 words. Published by Parodos Verlag  on October 7, 2010. .

Eines schien immer klar zu sein: Sowohl im Theater als auch vor dem Bildschirm zeige sich der Zuschauer grundsätzlich beherrscht von dem Geschehen auf Bühne und Mattscheibe – ein passiver Empfänger, Konsument, machtlos. Ulf Heuner zeigt in seiner Theorie des Theaters und Fernsehens auf, dass vielmehr der Zuschauer grundsätzlich das Geschehen auf Bühne und Bildschirm beherrscht.