Lord Arthur Savile’s Crime, adapted for the stage by Constance Cox, is based on a short story by Oscar Wilde.  This hilarious comedy, set in Victorian England, centers on the ill-conceived and farcically mis-executed plot of Lord Arthur to commit a murder, as foretold by his palm reader, before he marries the lovely Sybil Merton and enjoys a blissful life.

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The Jungle Book by Joseph Robinette, based on Rudyard Kipling’s famous Mowglie Stories, vividly brings to stage the exciting and humorous 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.  This action-packed depiction of the classic story offers a parallel look at young Rudyard as he encounters his own “jungle” in a boarding school in England.

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The Diary of Anne Frank, written by Wendy Kesselman, Frances Goodrich and Elbert Hackett, dramatizes the period in which Anne Frank and her family hide from the Nazis in an attic in Amsterdam.  This gripping, yet touching story should be told and retold to every generation.