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LOSING IT -- AND TAKING IT BACK!
written and performed by Deb Maclean
A humorous look at a woman’s life from middle age to whatever comes next — proving it's never too late to be young again!
Deb (The Hunchback of Seville, Moonlight and Magnolias) Maclean performed her one-woman show for us at the Cranford Library and in our Union POP UP location. We hope you enjoy all or part of the 50-minute video, posted on YouTube
written and performed by Deb Maclean
A humorous look at a woman’s life from middle age to whatever comes next — proving it's never too late to be young again!
Deb (The Hunchback of Seville, Moonlight and Magnolias) Maclean performed her one-woman show for us at the Cranford Library and in our Union POP UP location. We hope you enjoy all or part of the 50-minute video, posted on YouTube
Dinner for One by Stephanie Griffin
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Before it was performed at The Theater Project, Stephanie Griffin's play DINNER FOR ONE was performed at the Philadelphia Dramatists Center by Lisa Panzer and Mark B. Knight.
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Executive Washroom by Joseph Vitale
Before it was produced at The Theater Project, "Executive Washroom" by Joseph Vitale, performed in October 2012 at The Manhattan Repertory Theater in New York. You can view that production on YouTube by clicking the button below.
Ugly Baby by Joseph Vitale
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After it was a two-character play, playwright Joseph Vitale reconfigured UGLY BABY as a monologue to be recorded in lockdown by Kelley (THE HUNCHBACK OF SEVILLE, ELECTION DAY) McAndrews.
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MRS.MANNERLY by Jeffrey Hatcher
2014 & 2017 -- We liked it so much we did it twice!
2014 & 2017 -- We liked it so much we did it twice!
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Noreen Farley was the mysterious Mrs. Mannerly and Jason Gillis played her star-pupil, Jeffrey (and all the other students). The play is set in the days when suburban parents sent their progeny to special classes to learn the social graces with mixed success. But Jeffrey's curiosity about his teacher's mysterious past as AN ACTRESS got the better of him, and … well, if you saw it, you don't need to be told, and if you missed it -- don't make that mistake again!
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