Lizzie’s two brothers and her father are anxious to get her married, but there are no prospects. There is also no sign of relief from the paralyzing, dry heat. Suddenly, out of nowhere, a charming, sweet-talking man appears, claiming to be a “rainmaker”. He is so refreshing and persistent that the family consents to his “crazy” offer to bring rain. Starbuck, the Rainmaker, turns his magic on Lizzie and the family and brings both love - and rain. What a...

Lizzie’s two brothers and her father are anxious to get her married, but there are no prospects. There is also no sign of relief from the paralyzing, dry heat. Suddenly, out of nowhere, a charming, sweet-talking man appears, claiming to be a “rainmaker”. He is so refreshing and persistent that the family consents to his “crazy” offer to bring rain. Starbuck, the Rainmaker, turns his magic on Lizzie and the family and brings both love - and rain. What a...

A Comedy in Two Acts by James Goldman Chinon, France, Christmas, 1183. Henry Plantagenet, King of England and half of France, gathers his family—his eldest son Richard (The Lionheart), Geoffrey, his middle son, and John, the youngest—along with his wife, Eleanor, whom he has temporarily released from prison so she can enjoy the holiday; Henry's current mistress, Alais, Princess of France; and her brother, Philip, the King of France. Once gathered, the struggle for power and the plotting begins as...

A Comedy in Two Acts by James Goldman Chinon, France, Christmas, 1183. Henry Plantagenet, King of England and half of France, gathers his family—his eldest son Richard (The Lionheart), Geoffrey, his middle son, and John, the youngest—along with his wife, Eleanor, whom he has temporarily released from prison so she can enjoy the holiday; Henry's current mistress, Alais, Princess of France; and her brother, Philip, the King of France. Once gathered, the struggle for power and the plotting begins as...

A Comedy in Two Acts by James Goldman Chinon, France, Christmas, 1183. Henry Plantagenet, King of England and half of France, gathers his family—his eldest son Richard (The Lionheart), Geoffrey, his middle son, and John, the youngest—along with his wife, Eleanor, whom he has temporarily released from prison so she can enjoy the holiday; Henry's current mistress, Alais, Princess of France; and her brother, Philip, the King of France. Once gathered, the struggle for power and the plotting begins as...

A Comedy in Two Acts by James Goldman Chinon, France, Christmas, 1183. Henry Plantagenet, King of England and half of France, gathers his family—his eldest son Richard (The Lionheart), Geoffrey, his middle son, and John, the youngest—along with his wife, Eleanor, whom he has temporarily released from prison so she can enjoy the holiday; Henry's current mistress, Alais, Princess of France; and her brother, Philip, the King of France. Once gathered, the struggle for power and the plotting begins as...

A Comedy in Two Acts by James Goldman Chinon, France, Christmas, 1183. Henry Plantagenet, King of England and half of France, gathers his family—his eldest son Richard (The Lionheart), Geoffrey, his middle son, and John, the youngest—along with his wife, Eleanor, whom he has temporarily released from prison so she can enjoy the holiday; Henry's current mistress, Alais, Princess of France; and her brother, Philip, the King of France. Once gathered, the struggle for power and the plotting begins as...