The Artistic Allure of 1920s Paris

Dive into the mesmerizing tapestry of Paris's iconic arts and literature scene in the roaring 1920s. Uncover the magnetic pull that drew countless Americans into its rich, bohemian lifestyle, forever changing their lives.

The Notorious Legends: Billy the Kid and 1930s Gangsters

Delve into the intriguing contrast between the infamy of Billy the Kid and the notorious aura surrounding 1930s gangsters like John Dillinger and Baby Face Nelson. Examine whether society's views morphed over time and what fueled these shifts in perception.

Cinematic Crime: The Gangster Films of the 20s and 30s

Explore the gritty world of 1920s and 30s gangster films. Analyze how the character Duke Mantee embodies the quintessential criminal archetype of his era, while highlighting the unique traits that set him apart from his contemporaries.

Robert E. Sherwood's Subtle Antiwar Messages

Robert E. Sherwood earned acclaim for weaving antiwar themes into his plays. Unravel the nuanced layers within The Petrified Forest to discover its quiet, yet poignant, commentary against the ravages of war.

The Fall from the Gridiron: A Former Star's Tale

Boze, once a football hero, now stands behind the counter as a gas station attendant. Seek out a former football player and delve into his personal journey—why he stepped away from the game and his sentiments towards it today.

On the Road to Ohio: A Play

Craft a vivid, three-person play capturing the lively conversation within the Chisolms' car as they make their way back to Ohio. Let the dialogue paint a picture of their shared journey.