Randall Lewton Bücher

Set against a backdrop of fantasy, three boys—Don, Bryn, and Shaun—explore their imaginations, where good and evil clash. Simultaneously, in the parallel world of Wuldor, King Fruma faces challenges from his malevolent brother, Snithan. To safeguard his son, Prince Erfa, Fruma enlists the help of his wizard, Dwimor. The narrative weaves together the boys' adventures with the royal conflict, creating a rich tapestry of parallel stories and characters.

Set in a whimsical world, the story follows the Elflings, who lead serene lives until the Orcs, led by the menacing Znakbar, threaten them. To save themselves, they embark on a quest to find the legendary Seven Golden Dragons. However, a mix-up leads them to a football team instead, transporting the players to a fantastical realm filled with dungeons and dragons. As they face thrilling challenges, the line between reality and dreams blurs, leaving the characters questioning their adventure's authenticity. The narrative features a large, flexible cast.

When the pupils of 9B (3B at the time the play was written) arrive in Italy on a cultural exchange visit, little do they realize that they are going to have to contend not only with a strange language, foreign food and a gang of Italian boys who seem intent on re-­running World War II, but also a sea monster which has been terrorizing the town. With the help of their long-suffering teacher, the boys of 9B destroy the monster and even manage to reach a sort of détente with the local youths.|Large flexible cast