“Et tu, brute?” Julius Caesar is not the only one who’s been betrayed.
Create a show of any length by mixing and matching shows to spark conversations about violating someone’s trust or confidence.
Ten Plays Without Boundaries: A New Collection by Arthur Keyser
This book written by a Senior Theatre favorite playwright has several plays in which betrayal plays a role. You’ll find secrets, desperation and guilty characters that will challenge the idea of “friend.”
Laurel tells her best friend she has been unfaithful, and their "private" conversation quickly takes on a complicated life of its own.
Counseling couples is never easy but when Helen and Dave bring in an inept hit-man as evidence, it gets all so very complicated. An action-packed comedy.
Kate and Joanie arrive at their sister Marilyn’s house after her husband leaves her. They are not prepared to find that Marilyn is coping just fine on her own. Funny and touching play.
Homer Crosley and his wife are secretly reserving an extravagant rendezvous at a cozy bed and breakfast. But who is with whom?
On her 35th wedding anniversary, Rhoda bursts into the salon of her best friend and stylist, Muriel. Muriel comforts as only a longtime confidante can.