or"Long Lost Love"
| A radio play set in a utopian retirement community. 4 females, 2 males. Can be staged as readers' theatre with live sound effects. |
| A man visits a not officially open retirement community to find his long lost love, while three chatty walkers try to help him patch things up. |
| A children's play set in a small place in the woods. 1 adult female, 1 adult male, 2 child females, 3 child males. |
| Five elementary-age children and their camp counselor spend a weekend on an archaeological dig on an old Native American battle site. The counselor has returned to where she camped as a child, and the same old man still lives there. The old man regales the children with ghost stories to impart a crucial lesson about violence. As we save artifacts, we save humanity. |
| A comedy set in a college student union. 1 principal female, 1 principal male; 4 extra roles. |
| An anxious man in his late twenties returns to his alma mater to lecture on computers. A young coed pesters him while he attempts to call his old girlfriend. The play, a comedy about stalking the stalker, features unorthodox applications of high technology to human relationships. |
| A surreal drama set in no specific time or place. 1 female, 1 male. |
| A cynical woman commits suicide, and on entering the afterlife incurs a man who must interview her before she can proceed to another place. She confronts her life, her choices, and the consequences. The man has a vested interest in ensuring she completes the interview. |
| The play's title comes from the indirect relationship of the play to Frank Capra's acclaimed movie, It's A Wonderful Life, bittersweet yet life affirming. The themes in "Frank Capra Gets His Wings" include the pain of childhood and the fear of having children. |
| Take me Home |