THE PLAYERS’ ONE-ACT PLAYS - Softcover

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A collection of one-act plays written by Ward Kay and performed or written for the Players club of Detroit. "Three Times a Lady" (2f, 1m or 1f, 2m) – multiple award-winning comedy; Jake and his wife visit a marriage counselor because Jake used the wrong name during sex, the name of one his wife’s other personalities. Jake doesn’t want his wife cured; he likes being married to three women who share the same body. "Looking for Love" (minimum cast 2f, 3m; with all speaking lines 3f, 5m; supernumeraries); award-winning Comedy It’s a packed house at the meet-market bar as Gil and Drew and Cathi and Paula explain the rules and traumas of dating in the 21st century. This play is less plot-driven but full of jokes and works well as an easy curtain-raiser to get the audience in the mood for laughs. "In the Cards" (2f, 3m) Comedy Is love in the cards for this group of creative writers working for a greeting card company? Or is it the end of a productive team as the business model shifts to e-cards? "The Livonians" (1f, 6m) In the late 1960s, The Livonians had a song reach the Top 40. But like many other on-hit wonders, it wasn’t long before they broke up. The play takes place 40 years later when they are reunited to do a show. The stage manager’s interest in their memories is more than curiosity when he reveals a connection to the band and their past.

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