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Sam, Wishbone, and their friends are determined to make the first completely student-run play a success despite the efforts of someone to make it fail.

At first disappointed at getting the role of a bumblebee instead of one of the leads in the school play, Kelly makes her part the best one of all.

When his class performs a spring play about rabbits, Harry proves that he is a good listener after all.

Ann Estelle feels she would be perfect to play the role of the queen in the class play.

Dixie the puppy plays with Emma every day after school until Emma starts memorizing her lines for the school play.

Break a leg?!? Mrs. Green announces that the class will be putting on a school play.

While preparing for a role in the school play, 12 yr.old Leo finds an autobiography that his father wrote as a teenager and ponders the way people change as they grow up.

Max, the smallest in his class, is disappointed that he has only one line in the Christmas play when others have much bigger roles.

Eighteen-year-old David Ellison, a senior at Oak Fields Preparatory School which is only a few miles away from the Stanford University campus, tries to reconcile his desire to attend Juillard instead of an Ivy League university as is expected of him, while also wondering why he seems dissatisfied with his long-term girlfriend after being cast opposite an interesting new student in the school play.

With the Renaissance Faire in town, Sam is excited to see old friends, and Bryan struggles over whether he should come clean after learning someone knows his secret.

Miranda Hoberman is turned down on playing the part of Juliet in her high school play, so she casts a spell that she hopes will make her into a famous Shakespearian actress; she befuddles the spell, and causes Edmund Shakespeare, William's brother, to be brought forward in time to her.

When second-grader Eugene McGillicudy is forced to be the star of the students' winter play, he relies on his superpowered alter ego to help him.

Two good friends tell of strange occurrences between themselves and the boys they like during a high school production of "Romeo and Juliet, " which are reminiscent of the magical world of William Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Night's Dream.

Angie Vogel, the new girl at school, steals Sophie Donnelly's popularity status, and also takes her role in the school play and her extremely popular boyfriend, causing Sophie to launch a plan for making a comeback.

Bree is delighted to get the lead role in "The Last Sleepover" at Thomas Jefferson Middle School, but from the start the rehearsals are marked by strange occurrences until she begins to fear she will not survive opening night.