Miscellaneous Programs

Murder Mysteries: “Suitcase In The Attic”, “You Should Never Go Home Again.”
The Sense-Ational Circus: A program about the five senses.
Tin Can Tilly and Tony: Tilly and Tony LOVE garbage -- and they’ll be happy to tell you why in this program about recycling.
An Old-Fashioned Holiday: Celebrate the Christmas Season as the Ohio Pioneers did in the early 1800’s.
Ashes To Ashes: A reader’s theatre program by Bette Lou Higgins about the murder of Dr. Harry Chapin in 1918 in Cleveland.
Letters In The Margins: Meet a young Jewish couple working for the resistance movement during World War II in this moving reader's theatre play by Shelley Pearsall. (Read about how this play came to be)
A Cruise Into The Past On The Walk-In-The-Water: a short one-act play by Susan Brewer about the first steamboat in Lake Erie.
Whose Idea Was That?: Learn about Ohio inventors in this one act play by Bette Lou Higgins. (also available as a storytelling program.)
Rise At Sunrise, Rest By Midnight: A one-act play by Shelley Pearsall about the Underground Railroad through Ohio and across Lake Erie. Companion study guide available.
A Model For Disaster: One act play by Shelley Pearsall about the sinking of the two Edmund Fitzgeralds. (Companion book available: HOW THE FITZGERALD SANK TWICE)
Atticus’ Daughter: A one act play by Mike Reitz based on To Kill A Mockingbird, set in the 1950’s.
Dr. Putnam’s Miracle Mixture: A living history program re-creating the days of the Medicine Men along the Ohio-Erie Canal in the early 1800s.
The Donaheys: Artists and Politicians: this free spirited trip through time is a one-act play by Jonathan Wilhelm that tells the story of the Donaheys of New Philadelphia: Vic — Ohio Governor, Hal — cartoonist for the Cleveland Plain Dealer, Will — creator of the children's series "The Teenie Weenies", Mary — children's book author, and Gertrude — Ohio's first elected woman official.
Over The Falls (or “Yours ‘Til Niagara Falls”): This one-act play by Jonathan Wilhelm can best be described as a documentary with a sense of humor. Find out what Native American Indian tribe the first explorers found at the Falls in the 17th century; what famous bridge-builder built the Niagara Railway Suspension Bridge and WHO Godfrey Frankenstein was in this wacky trip Over The Falls!
The Best Songs I Never Sang: A Storyteller's Concert: Too often we never really HEAR the lyrics of songs that we know so well. With this program you'll HEAR the stories in the songs and the music in the lyrics while taking a look at life and love. Special Romance Version also available -- hear love songs in a whole new way! To purchase a DVD of this program contact the Video Storytellers.