10-minute plays:

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Baggage: A young woman grapples with regrets and the pain of what’s left unsaid following the death of a soldier.

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Baking Show Hotline: An increasing frazzled cable host attempts to assist a parade of callers who need considerably more help than advice in the kitchen.

 

Black Friday: On Thanksgiving, two brothers pull an all-nighter waiting for Walmart to open.

 

Blue Marble: Earth Saved! Earth Doomed! Who knows? The gods debate the planet’s fate.

 

End Time: Two young men wrestle with fear and faith as they await the imminent end of the world their cult leader predicted. It’s the end of the world as we know it! But what if it’s not?

 

F Train: At the start of the pandemic, two bullies on a subway platform troll their next victim.

 

Fake News: It’s always easier to look away—until the day it isn’t.

 

In the Liminal: Two old global adversaries meet in an unexpected place where neither hope to remain. Finding a way out is the challenge.

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On the Beach: In the age of anxiety, it’s just another day at the beach. Natural disaster, nuclear war, evangelical charlatans, celebrity culture, and the daily grind of what’s for dinner.  

 

Parlor Games: Decades after sharing an old boyfriend, two old friends gather to dig up the dirt.

 

Party (like it’s) 1999: A fortune teller at a New Year’s Eve party terrifies a hopeful but inebriated guest with glimpses of what the coming new millennium really holds.

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Red Line: A bickering couple confront their values after a chance encounter on a train.

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Reservations: The fault lines of a couple’s marriage exhibit a few more cracks during a night on the town on New Year’s Eve.

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Scattered: Two old lovers unexpectedly meet again. There’s a problem. They’re both dead.

 

Swing and a Miss: In the era of #MeToo, two strangers in a bar discover

the mysteries of romance and baseball.

 

Venus and Jupiter: A stargazing young couple navigate the big questions: life and the cosmos.

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Holiday play for all ages:

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Attic Box Christmas: Cherished ornaments awake from storage to find their services may no longer be needed.