Fair Lawn, NJ 07410
"The 5th Annual One Act Play Festival"
Featuring Six Original One Act Plays
“Femme Noir” – Allie Costa, Playwright. Toni Braun, Director. A female private eye tackles her last case in 1944 Los Angeles. Starring Debra Carozza-Lynch and Geoffrey Waumans.
“Leading Lady” – Steven Korbar, Playwright. Evan T. Charpentier, Director. A 50-something actress is shocked to learn her latest audition is for the producer of a very unique genre of film. Starring Howell Mayer and Deborah Zika
“Me and My Shadow” – Rich Orloff, Playwright. Will A. Sandoval, Director. Two old friends meet for lunch, joined by the inner voices of themselves and their waitress. Starring Eliana Athziry, Elizabeth Marsh, Charlene Trimble, Judy Wilson, Thomas Winkler, and Deborah Zika.
“And Twice on Sunday” – Brad Sytsma, Playwright. Bill Kaufman, Director. Two spies meet up in a park, but too much focus on the task at hand leads to missing all the clues. Starring Chris Gatterdam, Brian Hackett, Nick Pascarella, and Thomas Winkler.
“How It Will Be” – Craig M. Tiede, Playwright. Matthew Haines, Director. A desperate groomsman attempts to derail the wedding of a determined bride. Starring Mary Kate Portera and James Russo.
“Off Grid” – Brendan Joel Bartlett, Playwright. Megan Milko, Director. Four friends at a dinner party struggle to disconnect from technology. Starring Ann Alfano, Brittany Bur, Craig Scribner and Bobby Snyder.
Sunday, January 24 at 2:00PM
A Special Event
* General Admission: Adults $22 / Students & Seniors $20 / Children Under 12 $12*
"The 5th Annual One Act Play Festival"
Featuring Six Original One Act Plays
“Femme Noir” – Allie Costa, Playwright. Toni Braun, Director. A female private eye tackles her last case in 1944 Los Angeles. Starring Debra Carozza-Lynch and Geoffrey Waumans.
“Leading Lady” – Steven Korbar, Playwright. Evan T. Charpentier, Director. A 50-something actress is shocked to learn her latest audition is for the producer of a very unique genre of film. Starring Howell Mayer and Deborah Zika
“Me and My Shadow” – Rich Orloff, Playwright. Will A. Sandoval, Director. Two old friends meet for lunch, joined by the inner voices of themselves and their waitress. Starring Eliana Athziry, Elizabeth Marsh, Charlene Trimble, Judy Wilson, Thomas Winkler, and Deborah Zika.
“And Twice on Sunday” – Brad Sytsma, Playwright. Bill Kaufman, Director. Two spies meet up in a park, but too much focus on the task at hand leads to missing all the clues. Starring Chris Gatterdam, Brian Hackett, Nick Pascarella, and Thomas Winkler.
“How It Will Be” – Craig M. Tiede, Playwright. Matthew Haines, Director. A desperate groomsman attempts to derail the wedding of a determined bride. Starring Mary Kate Portera and James Russo.
“Off Grid” – Brendan Joel Bartlett, Playwright. Megan Milko, Director. Four friends at a dinner party struggle to disconnect from technology. Starring Ann Alfano, Brittany Bur, Craig Scribner and Bobby Snyder.