As sheâs being forced to move out of her home, a septuagenarian enlists the help of her homebuyers to put together the last unfinished puzzle in her collection.
The play revolves around an ad hoc meeting of a North Georgia womens social club called The Glitter Girls, convened by its richest member one Trudy Tromaine who is supposedly at deaths door and wishing to bequeath some of her millions to one lucky Sister...
John Barron never felt at home in his own skin. Constantly moving from place to place, from job to job, he can never escape the nagging feeling that someone, or something, is coming for him, and that this predatory evil threatens all he holds most dear....
Three actors. One desk. Three chairs. Theatre at its most elemental. Seven Interviews offers up seven different short plays, each with an interview format, and each of which illuminates some aspect of the human condition. The seven pieces range from the...
A hilarious and moving story of one girlâs fight for freedom of expression, as well as a linguistic tour de force sure to delight word lovers everywhere
Dramatic Comedy / 9m, 8f (cross casting and double casting possible)Inspired by Pygmalion, Shawâs classic drawing room tale of language and class division, and its musical incarnation, My Fair Lady, the play tells the story of one Eliza...
Only Mark Dunn, author of the acclaimed Ella Minnow Pea, would attempt to write a novel entirely in footnotes-and succeed so triumphantly. Ibid is the off-the-wall fictional biography of Jonathan Blashette, a three-legged circus performer and deodorant...
Following the national success of Ella Minnow Pea, this second novel from Mark Dunn brings the same charm and love of good language to a small town in the South. A Robert Altmanesque comedy, Welcome to Higby follows the hilarious goings-on in a small town...