These shows all relate to cars and driving.
Put them together to create a production of any length. Click on the title for play information and to read a FreeView, then order your copy.
Velma's feelings are one part resignation and two parts rebellion as her friend, Abby, tries to lead her to the right decision about when to give up driving.
Walt and Chet are friends in assisted living with big imaginations, a love of remembering previous girlfriends, and dreams of going on a trip to Florida in a red Corvette.
Oscar and Mildred are taking their new car out for their first spin. Destination? Walmart! It seems like a simple outing, but navigating the route is about the only thing they know their way around.
Josh has the misfortune of being stuck between a chatterbox on the aisle and a frequent restroom user at the window. Now they've started to bicker. But are they truly strangers?
When you're pulled over for a DUI, it's not a good idea to bump, grind, and push the meaning of "walk the line."
After being called stupid, Siri is still there, but her feelings are hurt. Will the driver ever get her pizza?
Hoping for a holiday outing, five friends pile into a car but nonstop distractions, frayed patience, and bruised spirits leave Helen wondering if she toss in her Santa hat for good.
The divorced parents and their son are driving to escape the hurricane and the past, only to discover that there's still a lot there to love!
Second-time-around and in love, Barry and Sylvia quickly discover all sorts of things about each other! Treat your actors and your audience to this hilarious favorite.
A routine traffic stop turns into a master class in misdirection when a cheerful older woman talks a police officer straight out of his own ticket book.
Stanley's choice for a vacation resort leaves his wife, Sally, knowing it's going to be a disaster. Everyone is in on the joke, except Sally. Popular show, hilarious!
The question most of us will one day face, "When should I stop driving?" is at the heart of this light-hearted show.
Things at the DMV, Department of Motor Vehicles, aren't always easy. The life of an examiner can be difficult!