Theatre has the opportunity to spark conversations, and change opinions.
These shows all address topics relevant to living in today’s modern as older adults. 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.
Ahoy mateys! This team o' pirates be not like typical porch pirates! They're on contract to prevent the accumulation of too much stuff.
Five women throw a holiday party that spirals into chaos, with wine, drama, and a missing earring, teaching that the season is about connection, not perfection.
Once a head-turning beauty, an older woman has a plan to harm portraits of younger women in a museum exhibit.
Two strangers meet in a field. What at first seems like small talk actually stirs some deeper questions.
Santa is grumpy! The modern workforce of elves and reindeer makes him wish for the good old days. Will he get with the times?
Henrietta, whose husband died recently, is taken in by various schemes and scams, only to be saved in the nick of time by the street-wise detective and scambuster, San Scam!
Popular playwright, Bob Naquin is back with a holiday treat! A homeless person reminds us that what's inside a person is more important than outward appearances.
Believe in yourself, no matter how many false starts you have in life, it’s never too late for the real thing.
When it’s time to convince people to get the flu shot, sometimes entertainment can carry the most convincing message. Used by health departments and aging organizations with great success!
Joan comes up with a brilliant plan to combat ageism and the inappropriate way some people speak to older people.
Cora decides it's time to push her brother-in-law's buttons by giving her sister a small pot of flowers. And when he reacts as expected, both sisters decide it'll be the last time.
The play is set on the “Opal” show, a nationally televised tribute to volunteers moderated by the popular TV personality. The fast paced comedy is a fitting tribute to volunteers.
Jennie is drowning in casseroles, condolences, and loneliness until her neighbor shows up with bourbon and friendship in a play about resilience and keeping going.
Created by a well-respected intergenerational company, this show turns the economic crisis into an opportunity to bring the generations together. Crash provides audiences with hope, insight, and joy.
Cordy Shelburne's life is enriched after re-discovering the joy of living from a wise lady who happens to live on the street. Great songs, a wonderful story, and an uplifting message!
A young volunteer tries to cheer up an outspoken older woman who has absolutely no desire, whatsoever, to be perked up.
The question most of us will one day face, "When should I stop driving?" is at the heart of this light-hearted show.
At his wife's behest, Ralph is visiting his doctor for a prostate checkup. But the digital aspect of the exam has given him sleepless nights!
James shows us how to reflect on our own lives and make the right decisions. But is there still time?
This show is as funny as its title! The flexible number of women take you on a comic romp through the trials and tribulations of womanhood.
Ladies and Gentlemen, we present Billy Buck and Jo-Jo, two rodeo performers who wake up only to discover that they are dead...and still together!