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Hoppy Holidays
$5.00 – $35.00A ho-hum holiday party gets interesting when what to their wondering eyes should appear... -
Try to Act Normal
$5.00 – $35.00When Eddie brings his new girlfriend home to meet Dad, it's a learning process for everyone. -
In One Door! Out the Other!
$5.00 – $20.00The lobby of a New York City hotel is chock-full of colorful characters with their intrigue and mix-ups. Such fun. -
Strange UFO
$15.00Sam Pott’s pants on the flagpole, flapping in the breeze, stuns the Law Firm. So funny! -
Romance Senior Style: Boy…
$7.50 – $35.00Take a seniors' singles cruise and discover if nice guys really finish first, or if the ‘bad boy’ wins the girl. The second play in the "Romance Senior Style" series. -
Carol Burnett Sketch Coll…
$26.95Carol Burnett, one of the most brilliant comediennes, presents three movie parodies and a comedy sketch. No Royalty! -
The Exchange
$3.00 – $35.00The simple act of returning a broken hair dryer evolves into hilarious confusion, all topped off with a twist. -
The Christmas Coffee
$5.00 – $35.00The Senior Center's social committee prepares for their annual Christmas Coffee but to everyone's surprise, a hip-hop rapper steals the show. A light and lively holiday gem! -
Velma vs. Velma
$5.00 – $35.00Homer Crosley and his wife are secretly reserving an extravagant rendezvous at a cozy bed and breakfast. But who is with whom? -
Telling the Stories of Li…
$20.95By James E. Birren and Kathryn N. Cochran A great guide for creating theatre based on life stories. Learn from expert, James Birren, who for 25 years conducted autobiography groups. -
Age on Stage®: Lifewriti…
$19.95Joy Reilly takes you through the writing process as you create monologues that reflect your own story. The monologues, from funny to deeply personal, will inspire you! -
Memories of a Wonderful Life
$7.50 – $55.00 Sale!It's A Wonderful Life, but with a marvelous twist! -
Dangerous Games
$5.00 – $35.00A game-night party with good friends becomes more interesting when a new game is proposed, leading one to ask: among friends, what is more dangerous—the truth or a lie?
