The last moments of the life of the former child actor Robert (aka Bobby) Discroll's life. He died homeless and penniless. Before he dies Bobby is visited by Walt Disney (Who he worked for) and the fictional characters of Uncle Remus, (Song of the South), Long John Silver (Treasure Island), and Peter Pan (Who Bobby was the voice and live-action reference model for the film.) This is the original 10-minute version of the play. Also currently expanding it into a full-length version)

Sydney, an elderly person, offers Sam a unique one-time job offer that may not be all it's meant to be.

Heroes: Fighting In the AIDS Trenches is the overall title for two one act plays. Ruth: The Cemetery Angel and Vito: Standing On His Shoulders. The plays are monologues about two extraordinary people who fought the AIDS crisis during the 80's in their own unique way. Ruth: The Cemetery Angel tells the story of Ruth Coker Burks who gave a home and eventually a final resting place in her family's cemetery to dozens of young men with AIDS who would have died alone when their families rejected them. Vito: Standing On His Shoulders is about the late Vito Russo who was the author of the seminal book, "The Celluloid Closet" about how homosexuals were depicted in Hollywood movies. More importantly, however, he was a gay and AIDS activist and founding member of GLAAD and ACT UP. His friends included Larry Kramer, Bette Midler and Lily Tomlin. He was a featured participant in the Academy Award winning documentary "Common Threads: Tales From the Quilt".