Who would think a meeting could be so interesting?
Create a show of any length by mixing and matching these shows which all involve some sort of “business” meeting. Rules of order definitely do not apply.
Three people clash over the ownership of an ordinary chair, sparking a humorous exploration of memory, entitlement, and even royal thrones.
Instead of a thoughtful book discussion, the meeting unravels into gossip, rambling speeches, and wildly funny misunderstandings.
When Etta, Ida, and their friends plan a Hanukkah Party, traditions get tangled, nuts get debated, and a “living menorah” steals the show.
The Health and Wellness Club members meet to share tips for living a happier, healthier life. Perhaps the ideas are a little off the wall?
Ivan rebels when Dorothy, an administrator, thinks she knows what's best for him. A sensitive show that highlights issues such as seniors not feeling that they are heard.
The members of the Resident’s Advisory Committee have trouble trying to accomplish anything at all. Part of the series,
Senior Moments
Kicked out of her book club, Judy Crayton has decided to form her own group called Civilian Rules Administration Police (C.R.A.P.)! This play is in Chatterton Country Club
Louella's get-rich-quick scheme to create personalized, unforgettable memorial services just needs a few post-its and some frozen macaroni!
When Keith enters Sunset Villas retirement home, he has yet another hurdle to clear. The show is funny, easy to stage, and moves quickly.
In his report to Heaven's Human Resources department, honesty is about the only thing Harry got right in life! What will HR do?