You could always consider writing your own script as well.  I worked with a community theatre a few years ago we wrote a three part soap opera- it included lots of local colour.  It was quite low on the scale of artisitic merit, but the community ate it up.

 

The royalties are low and it comes with lots of extras.  I've copied and pasted the synopsis below:

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'The Faery's Kiss'  is a modern stageplay in the old folktale tradition!

Thomas is the new owner of a rural coastal cottage. He inherited the house from a grandfather he never knew. Everyone says the place is haunted.  He finds that the place in inhabited by a woman named Fay Sprite. She appears to Thomas as an attractive adult woman who is naturally mischievous, sexy and has a delightful personality... but she is not the girl of his dreams! She may look normal but she is a powerful Faery - and she doesn't want him there! Usually only he can see her. She keeps his head in a spin while he is trying to fit in with the townspeople of a new country. Also, she is trying to protect a secret that others are trying to steal - knowing this new owner may be duped by them. The story has been extremely well researched in Faery Lore and Legend. The tale has all the traditional elements of Celtic folktales: love, magic, elements of the bittersweet, mystery, humour and good triumphing over evil - all the things that have made storytelling so famous for a millennium!  Goto: http://faeryskiss.angelfire.com

 

 

Check out my one-act, 'Mothers Have Nine Lives', which can be viewed free on http://www.singlelane.com/proplay/mothers.html.

 

Nine very different women explore the highs and lows of modern motherhood. Cast -- 3-12 (it works well with each actor taking on multiple roles and with adults playing the roles of children).   It premiered off Broadway, and has had a number of commercially successful productions since

 

Good luck making-theatre-happen!!

Jo