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.”
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.
Routine and familiarity of a marriage is awakened by the sweet smell of gingerbread baking, the threat of a dog yapping, and the unwrapping of a joyful holiday surprise.
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.
Retires 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?