As seasons march ever onward, stories of love, tragedy, loss, heroism, and faith transcend from private lives to public... More > knowledge throughout every small town. Spend some time in Hilltown where the folks are friendly, the trees have ears, and prattle is never out of season. < Less

The semi-true stories of the early days growing up in the small city of Haverhill, Massachusetts and the small towns of... More > Danville and Hampstead, New Hampshire - in poetry, remembrances, and illustrations. < Less

"A Far Way Home" chronicles the epic journey of Josiah Stevenson as he seeks to rediscover the value and meaning of life... More > deep in the White Mountains of New Hampshire. Having left home to join with Washington's "rabble army" in Boston, Josiah must put together the pieces of his shattered life following his experience of war. Slowly, atop "Old Craggy Mountain", his farm, family and faith lead him through an extended parable of grace rediscovered. < Less

100 short poems from poet, painter and preacher Bill Comeau - poems that will inspire, challenge and amuse.

The saga which began with Josiah Stevenson atop New Hampshire's 'Old Craggy' in "A Far Way Home" continues in "The Trapper's... More > Choice." In 1836, David Eldridge treks through the Rockies on an epic journey of fur trapping and self discovery. Having left the love of his life Callie back in Arkansas, David lives with and learns from the old trappers who instill the wisdom of the mountains in him: 'Once the Old Man places his claim on you, you never say goodbye.' Torn between the freedom of the mountains and the sweet enslavement of his lover's arms, young David comes of age crisscrossing the American West, and wrestling with "the Trapper's Choice". < Less

... I soon realized that we hadn’t rescued Willy, he had come to rescue us and to teach us about patience, and what is really important in this world...

"In 'The Dream Was to Soar through Walls', Susan Chandel has gathered an exotic assemblage of memoir and poetry that... More > embraces the ethereal,
while remaining fully engaged with the circumstances of a life of loss and survival. Part travelogue and part elegy, this is writing that will intrigue any reader with the courage of its passionate intimacy and the vibrancy of its imagistic surprises." - Walter E. Butts, 2009-2014 New Hampshire Poet Laureate < Less

Charles Dickens' timeless classic re-adapted for the 2010 Viking Theater Company production brings the audience once again... More > into the cold and dark rooms of Ebenezer Scrooge that, like his heart, will be transformed by a succession of spectral visits. < Less

Arising from the initial pain, anguish, fear,
and hopelessness, young voices rise together
to articulate the youthful... More > consciousness of the
watershed event of the 21st century. Written
for and developed by high school actors in
Massachusetts and Rhode Island, "Voices
from September 11th" presents the clear,
candid and indomitable spirit of America's
youth in the face of her greatest modern
tragedy.
4-10m/5-17f, multiple interiors and exteriors.
May be performed as full length, assembly
length or as monologues.
Bill Comeau, a writer, painter, musician and
pastor is joined by theater educator, writer
and pastor Don Bliss to present a play that
celebrates the victory of the human spirit
over calamity, fear, and grief. < Less

Executions have been traded for terminations in this rollicking update of the Gilbert and Sullivan classic. Katisha is now... More > the elderly cleaning lady, while the hapless Koko is the Vice President of Human Resources who must terminate anyone involved in an office romance - including himself! Along comes Nanki-poo, the IPS delivery driver who is adored by the "three little girls from the (secretarial) pool!" See them all scramble when the CEO springs a surprise visit to the Boardroom! < Less