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DARLING, YOU SLAY ME!
DARLING, YOU SLAY ME! - by T. Shelton, A. Canann
The time is 1928, the place is New York City. It is the opening night party at a swank Times Square restaurant for a particularly dreadful new Broadway musical. With each new review comes a mysterious death, and so it falls to Anthony Badger, food critic and amateur sleuth, along with the audience, to sort out the patterns and find the killer.

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BOTHERED, by C. Neuman
CONFLICT, by W. Bradford
FIFTEEN MINUTE MINIMUM, by R. Ciccotelli
FOR WHOM THE TINKERBELL TOLLS - ONE ACT, by R. Sheers
LAUGHING STOCK, by B. Hayward
THE MISTAKE, by M. Collin
NEXT ACTOR, PLEASE!, by C. Haas
OUR TEACHER IS AN ALIEN, by J. Lovett
ROMEO AND JULIET - SIX VERY BUSY DAYS, by R. Wing
TALENT-TASTIC, by M. Soetaert
TEENAGE NIGHTMARE, by L. Toffenetti
THE TEST - ONE ACT, by C. McClelland
THE TWELVE DAZE OF CHRISTMAS, by J. Lovett
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BOTHERED
Elizabeth and Mark are saying good night at the end of a disastrous first date. Elizabeth expected an elegant evening at a French restaurant. Mark took her to a baseball game. Now, with mustard down the front of her new silk dress, Elizabeth reaches her breaking point. She inflicts on poor Mark a lesson in how to take a woman out on a date. Smitten, Mark uses the lesson...
CONFLICT
A very amusing explanation of how we crave stories in which the protagonist experiences all kinds of hardship.
FIFTEEN MINUTE MINIMUM
This satirical comedy attacks the conventions and expectations of many drama competitions and festivals. With allusions to Samuel Beckett’s Waiting for Godot, this play illuminates two inept and apathetic actors on stage trying to accomplish all of the elements of great drama while remaining on stage for the required 15 minute minimum that their theatre competition...
FOR WHOM THE TINKERBELL TOLLS - ONE ACT
Snooks Beacon thinks his afterlife is taking a turn for the better when he finds an abandoned theatre to haunt. But death will never be the same when he receives a surprise visit from the One in Charge and finds out that the One in Charge is a woman. She tells him about all of the changes that have taken place since he went down with the Titanic in 1912,...
LAUGHING STOCK
Michael stands alone on stage before an impatient audience, trying desperately to dramatize his lackluster existence. With the help of a madcap playwright, his life story is suddenly populated with exaggerated stock characters of every sort. One by one, the humdrum people in his life are replaced by pirates and princes, gunslingers and psychics, clowns and rappers. There's...
THE MISTAKE
Finger-pointing, name-calling, and shocking revelation! Blame, guilt, and a verbal battle royale that has lasted for years, (all of their lives!), through childhood’s laughter and as an adult’s sad tears. The Mistake is a fast-paced character study of two friends revealed in a nostalgia-based argument of comic memories, charged bickering and banter, and an unexpected...
NEXT ACTOR, PLEASE!
At an audition, the director is overwhelmed when the actors include “The Swamp Sheik,” a dictator-like Shakespearean actress, and a delusional secret agent. Next to these amusingly artsy thespians, the vindictive gypsy, the homeless guy and the actress prone to panic attacks seem normal.
OUR TEACHER IS AN ALIEN
It's the beginning of what seems like just another school year for four students at Reedsville Middle School. Until they discover the arrival of a strange new math teacher. From the first day of class, the students realize that something just isn't right about the beautiful Miss Neila. She makes odd noises in class, takes strange calls from people asking if everything is...
ROMEO AND JULIET - SIX VERY BUSY DAYS
Everyone knows the story of Romeo and Juliet, but few realize that the "greatest love story of all time" takes place only over six days. That's right, Romeo and Juliet fall in love, marry and die all with within six days of meeting each other! Romeo and Juliet: Six Very Busy Days riotously re-imagines the misadvertur'd piteous overthrows of the iconic...
TALENT-TASTIC
Ladies and gentlemen, young and old, faculty and staff... Tonight, on this very stage – right before your very eyes... if you dare to leave them open – you shall see for the very first time ever, acts that no sane student would ever perform at a high school talent show, and no sane audience would ever stay to watch. And that only leaves us. Ladies and Gentlemen, without any...
TEENAGE NIGHTMARE
Touching on the trials and tribulations of being a teen, this one act satire brings teen life center stage in the form of a live news magazine. Loaded with teen-friendly sketches such as “Shopping With Mom,” “Babysitting a Child Named Moose,” and “Trying to Ask a Girl on a Date,” it also includes a flashy street interview titled, “Dumb Things Parents, Teachers, and Kids...
THE TEST - ONE ACT
A satire of testing in American society, showing the ridiculous hoops we all have to jump through in order to carry out the "No Child Left Behind" mandate. It's an Indiana Jones whip-snap of scenes that move quickly from one to the next, handing out belly laughs at times and then slowing down for some poignant, thoughtful moments as well. Witness the beginning of testing in...
THE TWELVE DAZE OF CHRISTMAS
It's Christmas-time and all Alice wants to do is just sing one of her favorite holiday songs, "The Twelve Days of Christmas." But after just a few words, Alice realizes that when she sings, the characters in the popular holiday tune begin to come to life. Alice's boyfriend has decided to surprise her by sending her all of the twelve gifts mentioned in the traditional carol....