Production archives

JOAN is written by MYT Executive Director Harmonie Baker, and frames the martyrdom of Joan of Arc within a fantasy, tabletop role playing game. The characters outside the game and inside the game are played by different student actors. Together they tell a story about power, belief and sacrifice.

This is not a fairy-tale. This is about real witches! There is nothing they hate as much as children and witches will do anything to get rid of them!

Could YOU be the next Lost Tales Player?

A beautiful and moving play based on the poetry created in the Terezine concentration camp by the Jewish children of Prague.

Journey with Maya as she shows you how her world and that of thousands of New Orleans citizens changed forever in the wake of Hurricane Katrina.

Hans Christian Anderson’s classic fairy tale is retold in this fantastical, musical adaptation.

Flora loves comic books, so it’s no surprise when an unassuming squirrel named Ulysses gets sucked up in the vacuum cleaner and pops out as a superhero.

When his parents send him to his brother in London, Naz fancies himself like Sinbad, a man of many voyages and endless stories. On his journey, Naz befriends Krysia, who helps him stay safe. Armed with his stories and his new friend, Naz is able to face the dangerous journey and keep hope alive.

Eight quirky tales filled with magic and mystery from around the world. Forgotten myths, unusual legends and a traveling troupe of eccentric actors.

Journey along with James as he faces sharks, bugs, horrible aunties, and one GIANT peach.

Tolkien’s classic fantasy about Bilbo and his adventures including a dragon and a magic ring.

Three weeks to adapt a one act, learn lines, build sets, stage, costumes & props, blocking and rehearsals culminating in two outdoor neighborhood shows.

The Secret Garden started as a traditional stage production, but due to COVID became a film shot on location with outdoor sets.

Before there was television, before there were movies, there were RADIO programs. It’s like a podcast with a live audience. Yes, families actually gathered around their radios in the evening and listened to comedies, detective dramas, action adventures, horror stories and more.

The Hundred Dresses, based on the 1944, Newbery-award-winning children’s book.

When Alice falls down a mysterious rabbit hole she stumbles upon a magical fantasy world where anything can happen . . .

The exciting adventures of Mowgli, the Indian boy, raised by caring wolves, befriended by Bagheera, the Panther, and Baloo, the Bear, and threatened by Shere Kahn, the evil tiger.

A fun and funky retelling of the Hans Christian Andersen classic.

Harriet M. Welch is the willful only child of well-to-do socialites. She is also a spy, who observes her friends and neighbors and writes about them in her notebook.

Ugly looks quite a bit different from his siblings. The other animals on the farm are quick point this out. Feeling rather foul about himself, the little fowl finds himself on an adventure of self-discovery. Along the way, Ugly finds out being different is not a bad thing to be.

Viola thinks her brother is dead. He thinks that she is dead. Everyone thinks that she is her brother. Everyone thinks that her brother is her. Shenanigans ensue.