Trios of plays

When this insurance agent woos, his professional lingo has a way of confounding everything.

A romantic comedy that playfully messes around with a few gender issues.

The last person you want to show up unexpectedly, from years past, is the assassin you'd hired to knock off your husband.

Having two husbands can be nice... but avoid making the mistake of inviting them both to dinner at the same time and place.

Complaining about your brother can turn to mayhem, when the sex therapist you're talking to thinks you're really talking about yourself.

Ever find yourself filling in for an air traffic controller, with just 3 minutes of training? What could possible go wrong?

Eileen has a problem that she hopes her friend can solve for her. What to do with the body in her freezer?

After tangling with police, in act 1, our heroine worms her way into a high stakes game with the CIA.  Seduce a secret agent? "Sure, no problem, I can do that".

Captured by the head of an underground criminal organization, Eileen might finally have taken her taste for intrigue one step too far. Or has she?

The motives are clear, and the method of murder gradually comes into focus... but where is that body? 

Based on mamma's approval, one of her gang-daughters will rise in the organization to replace her. Executing the perfect murder is the test.

The Killer, the Butcher, and the Wayward Corpse is a 2-act play. Great for a shorter event. But if you want our traditional trio set of performances, add a 1-act play from the list above.