Studio On Tour is a free program that expands our mission to share the magic of theater with everyone who wants to participate. We'll bring the magic to you! Our actors will perform where you meet: social clubs, service clubs, assisted living and senior living facilities, and more.
In other words: We deliver. (All performances are scheduled for daytime hours, 10:00 am - 4:00 pm.)
Browse our TAKEOUT MENU below for a taste of our original plays. Then contact us with dates and times. We'll do our best to fill your order and leave you hungry for more.
Blank Canvas
by Debra Rich Gettleman
Catherine is a well preserved
octogenarian with a lot of cash and a green agenda. As time marches on, she needs to make big decisions about what aging secrets she’ll take with her to the grave.
1.
A Life Assembled
by Kirt Shiineman
This show pieces together
the tumultuous partnership
between the flamboyant
sculptor Louise Nevelson and
her sharp-suited art dealer
Martha Jackson, revealing the
art of building legacies from
life’s fragments.
5.
First Date
by Joe Bardin
On this first date, sleeping is
a competitive sport and
starting a new romance is as
strange as ever. Will these
two people show their true
selves and connect?
9.
Intermission
by Joe Bardin
At intermission in a theater,
a couple discusses the play
and whether they should
leave or stay. But are they
talking about the production
or their own relationship?
13.
Ashkenazi
by Debra Rich Gettleman
Two friends dig to discover
their exotic genetic flavors.
But what they discover is
their devastating vanilla
homogeniosity.
17.
Chocolate Souffle
by Nina Koch
Over lunch, two good friends
discuss their love lives and ask each other for advice.
Will they listen, and will they practice what they preach?
2.
Sophie's Secret
by Marney Austin
A mannequin comes to life and reveals how she desperately wants to make her escape from the store where she is trapped — before they decide to recycle her.
3.
Rose Colored Spectacles
by Debra Rich Gettleman
Rose sees the world as it should be and not as it is. She opines about her snoring husband, cat boarding, medical marijuana, and her 31-year-old son moving
back home.
4.
Things Lost/Found
by
A woman laments the things
that aging has caused her to
lose over the years and is
surprised by the the new
things she’s found.
6.
K.I.N.D.
by Debra Rich Gettleman
A woman demonstrates how to rise above an abusive boss with only a cell phone on her side.
7.
Oulipo
by Kirt Shiineman
Two old friends, one outrageous bill, and a game of verbal gymnastics that proves that
splitting the check can be the
ultimate test of friendship.
8.
Sweet Potatoes
by Debra Rich Gettleman
Two friends bitterly lament their deplorable restaurant service until truth reveals the real
origin of their despair.
10.
Rotten Apples
by Nina Koch
A woman is looking for help
from a psychotherapist - If
only she can stay on
message!
11.
Boxing Gloves
by Debra Rich Gettleman
In the rush of holiday hubbub, is anyone really paying attention to who youare? Sometimes the art of gift giving reveals more about the giver than the receiver.
12.
Changing Times
by Nina Koch
Just how far would you go
to be considered young,
connected, and "with it"?
14.
Get Out of Here!
by Al Benneian
Everyone knows a job interview commences the instant the candidate walks through the door. Apparently, somebody forgot to tell this job applicant.
15.
Songs and Stories from a
Not-Quitee-Kosher Life
by Penny Ofloff
In the rush of holiday hubbub, is anyone really paying attention to who youare? Sometimes the art of gift giving reveals more about the giver than the receiver.