These shows all relate to the challenges of navigating rules, regulations and other bureaucratic processes.
Put them together to create a production of any length to explore the many ways people handle the rules and formalities that may get in the way from their getting what they want.
Based on Shelley Berman’s legendary “Little Soaps,” and adapted with permission by Bob Canning, a masterclass in comedic escalation! A mundane hotel complaint explodes into a full-blown soap opera — literally.
Even if she's heard your excuses before, it's best to show sorrow and regret when appearing before Sacajawea during your defense in the Court of Women's Iniquities.
It's not a brick house that flummoxes the big bad wolf in this modern version, it's the leash law!
Three shows featuring the escapades of the pie ladies whose creative half-baked plans land them in deep water. Or Jail.
Problems in Santa's Polar Kingdom have everyone in a titter! A short and easy play that you can pull together quickly.
In search of her missing Social Security check, Finney navigates her way through one hilarious "helper" to another only to find red tape and an (in)definite answer. Short, easy, and never-fail!
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.
When a man returns a thermometer to the department store, confusion abounds! This is hilarious stuff!
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.
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
The Pie Ladies pick up their rolling pins to make dozens of pies, and their own country. The first in The Pie Ladies Series
When Harold, who is married to Maude, comes on to Gloria, who is married to Sam, Gloria comes up with a solution which gives him a strange idea.
The Pettiburg Town Hall spans the Canadian-US border and has two mayors in an ongoing feud. International relations are rarely this hilarious.
Working together, playing together, having a family together, this long time married couple knew each other well...or so they thought.
Things at the DMV, Department of Motor Vehicles, aren't always easy. The life of an examiner can be difficult!
An engaged couple's trip to the County office to get their marriage license sounds easy, but not with this County Clerk!