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Trouble at the A&P is a comedic skit featuring two women reflecting on a grocery store debacle where bruised bananas, dropped eggs, and overzealous management collide. Through fixations, therapy advice, and an unexpected police officer’s twist, the scene explores absurdity, misunderstanding, and a dash of justice.
What’s My Name? is a quirky, comedic scene about a man burdened with an unpronounceable name seeking a fresh start. At a government office, a cheerful clerk discovers that sometimes life’s problems can be solved much more easily than expected—though the solution might leave you shaking your head.
The Future Refuses to Happen is a darkly humorous exploration of mindfulness gone awry. A recovering worrywart recounts their journey from anxious living to a life-altering retreat with Jon Kabat-Zinn—only to find themselves trapped in the agony of eternal “now.” Can the wisdom of the Buddha or a clever twist of perspective free them from relentless back pain and the tyranny of the present moment?
Overwhelmed by regret? In a world that champions positivity, Sabrina seeks solace at the mysterious “Regrets Only” desk. But is confronting her past the answer, or will she find freedom in letting go? A poignant and witty exploration of regret, acceptance, and the power of moving forward.
Welcome to “The Dull Women’s Club,” a short comedic stage scene celebrating the joy of the ordinary. Through their weekly meeting, four women uncover humor and connection in the smallest and seemingly dullest moments of life—organizing socks, cleaning grout, and arranging carrots. This lighthearted piece reminds us that even the mundane can shine with meaning and laughter.
Penelope and Roger’s search for “Joy” takes a hilariously literal and metaphorical turn as they tear apart their living room in desperation. This playful yet poignant short stage scene explores loss, hope, and the lengths we’ll go to rediscover happiness—even if it means creating it ourselves.
An Evening with Phineas is a darkly comedic exploration of relationships, perception, and personal revelation. The play opens with Paula and Pierce, a couple on the edge, whose marriage is more ritual than connection. Enter Phineas, an unconventional therapist whose methods are anything but expected. Through humorous and unsettling encounters, Paula and Pierce confront their deepest desires, fears, and the question of whether transformation is even possible.
“Totally Dotty” is a whimsical and heartwarming short play that follows Dotty, a passionate lover of polka dots, as she prepares for the most important lunch of her life. Living in the shadow of her more famous sister, Dotty longs for recognition and validation. But when her plans for a perfect day go awry, she faces an unexpected moment of self-doubt. Amid the chaos, a surprise guest arrives, offering an unexpected perspective that reminds Dotty that true happiness and acceptance lie in embracing imperfections. Set against a charming backdrop of polka dots and playful props, this story celebrates individuality, resilience, and the joy of being authentically oneself.
“Mullet Town” is a satirical short play set in a small town corporate office stuck in a time warp, where mullets, outdated attitudes, and office politics reign supreme. Amber, a newcomer with a modern sensibility, navigates the quirky culture shock as she encounters coworkers still holding on to 1980s hairstyles and values. This excerpt delves into themes of conformity, identity, and the struggle between blending in and staying true to oneself, all while poking fun at the unexpected hold of past trends.
Under the Full Moon is an intriguing mix of whimsy, fear, and personal revelation. Wendy, an anxious young woman, is persuaded by her confident friend Lucy to join a full moon ritual deep in the woods. There, an unexpected encounter challenges Wendy’s perceptions and fears, nudging her toward self-discovery. As she grapples with her skepticism and the unknown, the play explores courage, connection, and the tension between comfort and transformation under the glow of the Mourning Moon.
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