Fair Lawn, NJ 07410
"The 4th Annual One Act Play Festival"
Featuring Five Original One Act Plays
For The Love of Mike
Written by Deborah Vines. Directed by Gregory Liosi.
At the behest of her daughter, an elderly woman takes on a roommate/companion and experiences a whole new kind of love – and loss.
Do I Know You?
Written by Phillip Way. Directed by Evie Turner-Salerno.
Using Facebook while drunk may result in a quirky stranger on your doorstep wanting to hang out and also lead to a lesson in the importance of friendship.
You Haven’t Changed a Bit
Written by Donna Hoke. Directed by Will Sandoval.
Lottie has never been to a high school reunion; Len has been to all of them – but their 70th becomes a first for them both.
Foolish Father
Written by Cary Gitter. Directed by Megan Milko.
When an estranged father and daughter meet at what used to be their favorite New York restaurant, he thinks it’s a reunion—but she has a request he’s not ready for.
Katfished
Written by Evan T. Charpentier. Directed by Rachel Lichter.
Brian was disappointed when Kat turned out to be a little more than he was expecting. But then again, she hadn’t exactly been honest about her intentions…
Saturday, January 17 at 8:00PM
A Special Event
* General Admission: All Seats $17 *
"The 4th Annual One Act Play Festival"
Featuring Five Original One Act Plays
For The Love of Mike
Written by Deborah Vines. Directed by Gregory Liosi.
At the behest of her daughter, an elderly woman takes on a roommate/companion and experiences a whole new kind of love – and loss.
Do I Know You?
Written by Phillip Way. Directed by Evie Turner-Salerno.
Using Facebook while drunk may result in a quirky stranger on your doorstep wanting to hang out and also lead to a lesson in the importance of friendship.
You Haven’t Changed a Bit
Written by Donna Hoke. Directed by Will Sandoval.
Lottie has never been to a high school reunion; Len has been to all of them – but their 70th becomes a first for them both.
Foolish Father
Written by Cary Gitter. Directed by Megan Milko.
When an estranged father and daughter meet at what used to be their favorite New York restaurant, he thinks it’s a reunion—but she has a request he’s not ready for.
Katfished
Written by Evan T. Charpentier. Directed by Rachel Lichter.
Brian was disappointed when Kat turned out to be a little more than he was expecting. But then again, she hadn’t exactly been honest about her intentions…
