No Clients in Baseball (Ten Minute Play)

by Marcia Eppich-Harris

A Therapist goes to their kid's baseball game and runs into a client who happens to have a son on the opposing team. How many strikes will it take to get out of this?

A Therapist goes to their kid's baseball game and runs into a client who happens to have a son on the opposing team. How many strikes will it take to get out of this?

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No Clients in Baseball (Ten Minute Play)

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  • Brenton Kniess: No Clients in Baseball (Ten Minute Play) by Marcia Eppich-Harris
    “

    I absolutely loved this! The dynamic between Mark and the therapist is so fun and fresh. I love the cutting back and forth and the occasional juxtaposition of baseball and the therapy sessions. This is a unique short comedy that actors and directors can have so much fun with!

    I absolutely loved this! The dynamic between Mark and the therapist is so fun and fresh. I love the cutting back and forth and the occasional juxtaposition of baseball and the therapy sessions. This is a unique short comedy that actors and directors can have so much fun with!

    ”
  • Adam Richter: No Clients in Baseball (Ten Minute Play) by Marcia Eppich-Harris
    “

    Cringe-inducing and hilarious comedy that puts both a therapist and their client in the worst possible situation together: A little league game. I love this piece, even though it has turned me off to ever going to one of my kids' sports games ever again.

    Cringe-inducing and hilarious comedy that puts both a therapist and their client in the worst possible situation together: A little league game. I love this piece, even though it has turned me off to ever going to one of my kids' sports games ever again.

    ”
  • Paul Donnelly: No Clients in Baseball (Ten Minute Play) by Marcia Eppich-Harris
    “

    It's hard to be two average little league dads when one of you is a therapist and the other is a client. So much comic gold is mined from the aspects of the client's issues that do leak out. The therapist sure has his hands full. It's also a wonder that his poor son Jarrod can concentrate at all with his lunatic father sitting behind home plate.

    It's hard to be two average little league dads when one of you is a therapist and the other is a client. So much comic gold is mined from the aspects of the client's issues that do leak out. The therapist sure has his hands full. It's also a wonder that his poor son Jarrod can concentrate at all with his lunatic father sitting behind home plate.

    ”
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Character Information

  • Therapist
    The Therapist can be any gender.
    Can be played by:
    • Actor Age
      30s,
      40s,
      50s
  • Mark
    Can be played by:
    • Actor Age
      30s,
      40s,
      50s
    • Actor Gender Identity
      Male

Development History

  • Reading, Indiana Playwrights Circle, 2022