• The Wild Sister

    $5.00 – $35.00

    3 women

    10 minute comedy

    Kate and Joanie arrive at their sister Marilyn’s house after her husband leaves her. They are not prepared to find that Marilyn is coping just fine on her own. Funny and touching play.
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  • Jus’ Tus

    $5.00 – $35.00

    1 man, 1 woman

    10 minute murder mystery

    Mystery surrounds the death of Nell's husband and Sheriff Wally is suspicious. Nell has some doubts of her own.
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  • Mimi and Me

    $5.00 – $35.00

    2 women: Mimi (age 90) & Tindy (age 20)

    15 minutes

    A perky young volunteer tries to cheer up an outspoken older woman. What begins as a test of wills ends up as a loving relationship.  
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  • Carol Burnett Sketch Coll…

    $26.95

    Up to 6 characters

    4 sketches, 3-5 minutes each

    Carol Burnett, one of the most brilliant comediennes, presents one movie parody and three comedy sketches. No Royalty!
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  • Spare Nothing – A C…

    $7.50 – $55.00 Sale!

    2 men 2 women, plus audience participants

    90+ minute comedy

    Jonathan M. Zaley 90+ minute comedy 2 men 2 women, plus audience participants As they say in bowling centers around the globe, "Split Happens," and this audience-interactive comedy will have you rolling in the alleys with laughter while you watch St. Mary's of the Alley's Mixed Nuts bowling team as they prepare for their big championship game!
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  • Connecting Baby Boomers t…

    $10.00

    Give boomers a voice

    Put them on stage

    Once Baby Boomers are attracted to your Community Theatre, it will never be the same!
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  • Teaching Senior Theatre C…

    $15.00 – $20.00

    Our most popular TipSheet!

    Tips, tricks and information

    Based on the author's many years of teaching older actors, this document will help you organize, plan, market, and teach Senior Theatre classes that inspire.
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  • Feeble Fables

    $7.50 – $45.00

    cast of 6-18

    4, 10 minute shows

    Feeble Fables is a series of folk tales, retold with a modern twist.
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  • For…Press or Say…

    $5.00 – $35.00

    1 man, 2 women

    12 minute comedy

    Those automatic phone services! They don’t seem to understand what you say and they have too many choices. But David's wife knows how to get past all of those annoying menus.
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  • Crash!

    $7.50 – $35.00 Sale!

    Flexible casting

    1 hour

    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.
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  • How to Marry the Rabbi

    $5.00 – $35.00

    1 man, 4 women

    20 minute comedy

    When the rabbi's wife unexpectedly walks out on him, three women compete to win the rabbi's heart. This heartwarming comedy is sure to be a hit!
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  • You Want What?

    $5.00 – $35.00

    1 man, 1 woman

    11 minute comedy

    A wife looking to upset her ex-husband yet she goes to him for advice. The result is more preposterous with every twist and turn!
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  • At the Diner with Dad

    $5.00 – $35.00

    1 man, 2 women

    10 minute comedy

    His daughter is taking Dad to his appointments and they’re at lunch. It’s a battle to be heard, but Dad finds a way to get her attention!
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  • Our Voices: Senior Selfies

    $7.50 – $20.00

    Scenes for 1-9 actors, predominantly women

    1-15 minute vignettes

    A unique collaboration between a professional playwright and a group of seniors, Our Voices: Senior Selfies celebrates seniors’ empowerment through vignettes that are hilarious, insightful and poignant.
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  • Zombie Cream

    $5.00 – $35.00

    3 women

    10 minute comedy

    Margaret has either a wicked sense of humor or she is saving Ellen from becoming a zombie. Is this a joke?
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