These shows all relate to Transitions. 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.
A loving portrayal of an older couple who are adjusting to their new life in a South Florida retirement community.
At a Prospective Resident Interview, a poised couple turns polite intake into a sly test of perception, leaving their well‑meaning interviewer and the audience questioning who is truly of sound mind.
When Keith enters Sunset Villas retirement home, he has yet another hurdle to clear. The show is funny, easy to stage, and moves quickly.
After 51 years of marriage, Edna reflects on her first solo journey abroad and comes home with an important souvenir: the courage to live life on her own terms.
The question most of us will one day face, "When should I stop driving?" is at the heart of this light-hearted show.
The venerable 'Miss Mossy,' a century-old Mississippi riverboat, is ready to sail for an all-inclusive adventure. Along the way, she reminds us about life's new possibilities.
Laura and Marty have been married for 30 years but when Marty is forced into early retirement, Laura tries to help with unexpected results!
Two sisters engage in a classic family argument about what to do with Momma as she grows older. They are more concerned about themselves than they are about their mother!
Two newborns struggle to make sense out of their amazing new situation. You can almost see the seniors in costume as babies!
Today is moving day and Eddie is ready to help his Mom move to the Purple Sage Retirement Village, but she has other plans.