The World On Stage Productions: Real Struggles of Real People Podcast

Consider that you find corruption and gross malfeasance in your place of employment. You begin writing and speaking about these issues, and garner a large group of supporters. When those in charge learn of your writings and speaking, they summon you do a conference to explain your views, threatening you with arrest and even worse.

This happened to a young priest John Hus in the year 1415 when he was summoned to a church council in Konstanz, Germany.

Though this play occurs in a very localized situation, doesn't it have application to many other situations around the world in many other times? Perhaps it's happened to you, how would you respond?

CATWALK IN KABUL:  A play of two different women who meet at the show and their lives and reactions to what they are seeing.  It's a play in Afghanistan, but the issues and values are universal.

WHAT CAN A BICYCLE DO FOR A YOUNG CHILD? CHANGE A LIFE?  This is what happened in the 10-minute play DON'T UNDERESTIMATE THE POWER OF A BIKE.  It's the true story of a Kurdish girl who received a bicycle as a thoughtful present by a worker at a refugee camp.  At age 5 it was the first time this little girl had been made to feel important....and loved.   25 years later she sets out on a search to find this kindly man. The play shows the power of little gifts and how long the effects can last!