Evening of Short Comedies
November 14-16 at 7:00 p.m.
Eagles Club--November 14-16 7:00 p.m.
Tickets at the door each evening and here on our website
A 10 minute play is a theatrical piece with a duration of approxi- mately 10 minutes. It is characterized by a simple structure, a few characters, a single setting, and a plot that is resolved quickly and surprisingly. This theatrical form aims to capture the audience's at- tention from the very beginning, offering an intense, entertaining, and varied experience. The 10-minute form originated as a form of theatrical experimenta- tion, allowing playwrights to explore dramatic ideas concisely. Over time, it has become an established theatrical genre with numerous festivals and competitions dedicated exclusively to these short pieces.
Directed by Pat Brickson & Brianna Geer
Alan makes his living by asking some very personal questions. tea, Mavis responds. What could possibly go wrong?
Mavis: Brianna Geer
Bob: Pat Brickson
Directed by Stephanie White
Thanks to a kind deed that he once performed, Judas Iscariot is allowed out of hell for one day every thousand years...and today is that day.
Judas: Carl Dahlberg
Debra Horton: Stephanie White
Omar Bagri: Jeffrey Willis
Archangel Gabriel: Heidi Thompson
Directed by Scott Fricke
Mel's partners keep dying. Ben can't die no matter how hard he tries. Did destiny bring these two lost souls together?
Mel: Sherry Knott
Ben: Scott Fricke
Directed by Diane Krause
Mother and daughter express love during a visit at an assisted-living facility. Even though Sylvia doesn't recognize her daughter, Rachel, their relationship reveals that a parent and child can become best friends.
Sylvia: Diane Krause
Rachel: Anna Barth
Two blades of grass confront their differences.
The One: Brianna Geer
The Other: Shelby Pahlen
Directed by Scott Pream
Daddy is on death's door and his children are growing weary of his refusal to let go. Plus, Daddy is obsessed with Facebook and even though the end is near, he insists on posting one last status update.
Daddy: Scott Pream
Sophie: Katelyn Barnes
Roxy: Amy Beckius-Johnson
Willa: Michele Christensen
Stage Manager: Tali Broden
Sound: Bruce Elseth
Lights: Carl Dahlberg
Costumes/Props: Jane Anderson
