Gay college student Garrett Scott is the fifth generation of a family of Methodist ministers. He discovers his Great-Great-Grandfather Sebastian’s diary hidden in an attic for more than 150 years. The secret diary raises the question: “where does religious fervor end, and hypocrisy begin?” Will Garrett find love with his best friend, Pete, or a lifetime of torture in the family closet? A comic drama with an historical twist.

       Two-Act: 2 hr. – 1 set

       4M: 2-20s, 40s, 50s

       2F: teen, 40s

Shane and J.D. are straight actors playing gay lovers in a play. Shane suggests an experiment to get J.D. more “into” his role, with unexpected results. J.D.’s girlfriend, Val, senses something is amiss. Can method acting cross personal boundaries, or intimacy be manufactured? How far will Shane and J.D. go for art, or for life?

       One-Act: 20 min. – no set

       2M: 20s-30s

       1F: 30s

Tory and Kevin, two friends from the sticks, go to San Francisco in search of husbands. A barfly, Phillip, introduces them to his odd set of friends. Who will end up with whom; and is everyone who they appear to be? A comedy about expectations. and why we lower them.

       One-Act: 40 min. – 1 set

       3M: 20s-30s

       1F: 20s-30s

Through time travel, Nicky, a present-day, anti-war activist, and Marcellus, a Roman soldier in Caesar’s time, meet and become lovers. Now that Marcellus is called to war, Nicky has other plans.

       One-Act: 10 min. – 1 set

       2M: 20s-30s