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The Perils of Pauline: In Technicolor and 3-D
By Tom Deiker
Directed by Katie Chidester
Featuring: Parker Morrison, Topher Mauerhan, Duncan Hutchinson, and Alyssa Barron
In the style of a silent movie, this play is a slapstick comedy where a villain evicts the main character from her apartment.
My Sorrows to the Stones
By Phoebe Anderson
Directed by Candice M. Clasby
Featuring: Ryan Young, Nicole Herman, and Megan Berndt/Frieda Kalstadt
The story of how a relationship turns to hate in reverse chronological order.
Where’s My ____?
By Mark Lindberg
Directed by Glendele Way-Agle
Featuring: Julie Ackerman and Steeve Jacobs
The Mad Libs play allows the audience to fill in the blanks for the play each night to create a new show.
Cabfare for the Common Man
By Mark Harvey Levine
Directed by Tira Palmquist
Featuring: Ryan Imhoff, Grant Lancaster, John-Michael Patino, Anika Habermasscher, Elizabeth Holt, and Sonya Cooke
A man takes a cab ride through his life and highlights the most important moments and decisions in his life.
Hold, Please
By Katy Tyszkiewicz Ramsey
Directed by Katie Chidester
Featuring: Nicole Herman
The conflicts of waiting on the telephone are played out without any dialogue.
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Spare Me
By Kolby Granville and John Vornholt
Directed by Maryanne Mosher
Featuring: Adam Ferry, Amanda Riisager, and Ryan Young
Two bowling pins decide to take a stand against the bully bowling ball.
Please Report Any Suspicious Activity
By Rick Park
Directed by Amber Scott
Featuring: Topher Mauerhan, Anthony Galleran, and David Yu
Two dolphins try to reconcile their relationship problems on the subway.
ADWIT
By Sara Fehrman
Directed by Emily Brauer Rogers
Featuring: Amanda Riisager, Zen Josey, David Tran, Parker Morrison, and David Yu
The remaining letters of the alphabet try to come to grips with their destroyed world.
Why Can’t I Fini-
By Eric Ugland
Directed by Anthony Galleran
Featuring: Duncan Hutchinson, David Yu, Jessica Likens, and Alyssa Barron
Scenes that are cut off by time restrictions to make a true 10 minute play.
5 Dances of Death: A play for Puppets and Dancers
By David Dudley
Directed by Nicole Dominguez
Choreographed by Lauren Stone
Featuring: Jennifer Moraca, Sarah Guichard, Mark Clark, and Parker Morrison
A movement piece that shows the creation and destruction of the Earth.
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