Four One Act Plays

The Last Act is a Solo by Robert Anderson

Laura Cunningham, once a star, lives amid costumes, props, and memories of her career. Too frail to act, she remains fiercely independent and resists her nephew's attempts to move her to the country where she can be cared for. In fact, she has an interview that very afternoon with a director. Directed by Janel Culver

The Actor’s Nightmare by Christopher Durang

An accountant wanders onto a stage, is mistaken for the understudy and forced to perform in a play, without knowing any of the lines or even which play he is in. Directed by Jonathan Heath

 A Date with Death by Steven Hayet

Dating is hell, rather than the awkwardness of turning someone down, Angela prefers murder. However this time her “baggage” doesn’t go unnoticed. Directed by Nichole Kurtz

A Jewel and a Fool by M.A. Smith

How do two lifelong friends say goodbye when one is staring in the face of his mortality? Brutally honest, tender and gutsy; all is stripped away, leaving only the shared memories and the love of a best friend. Directed by Everett Gregory