
ALT KIARA: But how is one vote gonna make a difference? IDA: Because you matter. MAYA: Your voice matters. ANGELINA: We need you in the fight. IDA: We need everyone in the fight! We need poets. ANGELINA: Journalists. IDA: Rabble-rousers. Doctors. Lawyers. ANGELINA: Parents. Teachers MAYA: Students. -- LAWBREAKERS! A Fast And Furious History of Women’s Suffrage by Diana Grisanti yourstagepartners.com

ALT Text reads: Making Connections: Dear Anne From Nina by Claudia Haas. Letters connect two girls across the world in this play about Anne Frank's real correspondence with a pen pal. How can you connect to their story? Read the full script of the play online for free, available in one-act and full-length version. Integrate the arts into your class with a free lesson plan from an NYC teaching artis. Research the history behind the play further with the author's resource list. Learn about the writing process in the playwright Q and A. yourstagepartners.com

ALT Quote on a forest background: JO: Hey, Grandma? GRANDMA: Yes? JO: Everything is going to be okay, right? GRANDMA: I can’t promise you that, but we’re all hoping for a happily-ever-after. There’s always going to be scary things in the woods, and wickedness without reason, but every once in a while you will stumble upon a cottage in the woods for a good night’s sleep. And sometimes it might be a cluttered guest bedroom…but with the right people by your side, you can have a night full of sweet dreams, and wake up and find a way out. Good night, girls. - The Sisters Grimm by Katie Pena Van Zile. yourstagepartners.com

ALT Left - 3 photos from the Hale Center Theater Orem's 2023 production of Pride & Prejudice adapted by Melissa Leilani Larson from the novel by Jane Austen. Right - cover image of Pride and Prejudice adapted by Melissa Leilani Larson from the novel by Jane Austen. A cameo of a woman leaning out for her frame on a yellow background. yourstagepartners.com

ALT Quote from play script on an orange background of a hot sun over a landscape - JANE: Persephone. Listen. Geology. Rocks. Fossil fuels. The extraction of energy from the earth. This stuff is powerful. It’s been years we’ve been studying it and now—you notice how bright everything is? PERSEPHONE: Sure? JANE: How warm? PERSEPHONE: It’s always warm when I’m here. JANE: Honey. It’s not your time to be here. You’re usually tucked away underground now. We used to shiver through these months. Sit by the fire. Eat canned peaches. PERSEPHONE: Canned? JANE: It’s fine. There’s Christmas. Used to be a cozy, snowy holiday. That was nice. But—your mother’s changed things. Persephone (a new myth for a hotter world) by Kristen Palmer (yourstagepartners.com)









