Grace Episcopal Church
October 11th - 13th, 18th - 20th & 25th -27th
Friday & Saturday 7:30pm | Sunday Matinee 2:30pm
A different series of plays will be held each weekend.
The following nine plays were selected to be performed from 185 submissions by a committee of 12 community members.
A middle-aged gay man extends a special invitation to an older former lover, who is experiencing hard times, to an event honoring him for his contribution to LGBT community. Getting his friend to the event proves harder than he imagines.
A man stands on the Golden Gate Bridge intent on suicide until a seeming chance encounter with a homeless person.
An African American real estate entrepreneur, Jesse Leonard, encounters Sheila Goldfarb, a musical scholar in front of his townhouse in NYC.
Cathy, a woman in a wheelchair panics when she wakes to find a fugitive hiding in her kitchen in the middle of the night.
A woman in the hospital receiving cancer treatment befriends a construction worker.
The setting is at a grave site where two people share how they knew the young woman whose name is on the tombstone.
Rick is setting up for a garage sale to get rid of his deceased mother’s things. His overeager girlfriend, Jackie offers advice and assistance; but she finds out more about Rick’s childhood than she expected. Revenge is sweet—and dark.
A married couple looks over blueprints on how to build an Ark.
In 1933 at a formal White House Dinner, Amelia Earhart proposed a quick flight to her friend and First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt. Joy Ride explores what might have happened on that flight.
A high school student writes a play which he hopes his English teacher will submit to a competition.
Actors and director will hold an open discussion at the end of the performance.
