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Studio On Tour

Studio On Tour is a FREE program that expands our mission to share the magic of theater with everyone who wants to participate. We bring the show to the audience. Our actors will perform where you meet: social clubs, service clubs, assisted living and senior living facilities – and more.
Browse the Play Options below for our current offering of original plays. Then use the button below to fill out a Studio On Tour request form. Please indicate your choice of specific plays, dates and times.
Available Tuesday - Thursday,
from 10:00 am - 4:00 pm.
Performances are approximately 30 minutes.
2025-2026 Play Options
01
Ice Queen of the Bingo Palace
by Amy Hartman
Violet suspects her sexual appetite has been put into question by The Fox Meadows retirement community. But Molly, the recreational therapist has another agenda all together.
03
Relationship Warranty
by Al Benneian
Face it. The odds that your next relationship won't crash and burn are slim. So, the next time you get involved, why not protect yourself with a relationship warranty?
05
Songs & Stories from a Not-Quite-Kosher Life
by Penny Orloff
True tales from the zany showbiz life of a Broadway musical theatre actress.
07
The Near Death Laundry Chute Experience
by Patricia Motto
How not to use a laundry chute, and when it goes wrong, one way to avoid death.
09
Things I've Lost / Things That Never Change / Things I've Found
by Patricia Motto
Musings on life from someone who’s been there...
02
Imagine Running into You
by Al Benneian
Nowadays, there are many effective ways to go about reconnecting with people. Getting into an auto accident, however, is generally not considered one of them.
04
The Renewal Anniversary Dinner
by Diana Grillo
Claire and Jamie, a married couple arrive at the Marriage Renewal Restaurant. The negotiations begin. Will they renew and walk out as a married couple, or will the marriage end that night?
06
K.I.N.D.
by Debra Rich Gettleman
A woman demonstrates how to rise above an abusive boss with only a cell phone on your side.
08
Rose-Colored Spectacles
by Debra Rich Gettleman
Rose opines about the world she sees, including her snoring husband, cat boarding, medical marijuana, and her 31-year-old son moving back home.
10
Generosity
by John Perovich
A veteran teacher and a young principal have a fateful conference and their honest, and contradictory concerns for the American education system are laid bare.
