These plays take a fresh look at old habits.
Create a show of any length by mixing and matching shows to spark conversations about things that seem so “every day.”
Three people clash over the ownership of an ordinary chair, sparking a humorous exploration of memory, entitlement, and even royal thrones.
A couple, disagreeing about what day of the week it is, hopes the plumber will settle it. He puts a wrench in both of their ideas.
Could it really be Gilda? After all of these years, Leon just may have one more chance to re-connect with the woman of his dreams.
Christmas morning is filled with bickering, barking, and gingerbread men catching fire in a comedy filled with heart, heat, and holiday frenzy.
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?
This laugh-out-loud conversation between a witty couple on what seems like a normal day -- only it's a special day indeed.
Two strangers meet in a field. What at first seems like small talk actually stirs some deeper questions.
A hilarious take on something we've all done--misplace a cell phone while finding other goodies.
Carol and Chuck share five minutes of "quality time" debating what's for dinner.
Retirees Walter and Sally share a synchronized breakfast using a particular implement, grabbers.
It's Jake and Rachel's first meeting in real life after being matched in an online dating program. Did the computer make a mistake?