ALL THAT PEZ, a 5-minute LGBTQ+ comedy

[5-minute play] A search for the candy dispenser Pez at a flea market far from home yields unexpected treasures for two young college women.

Staged Reading, Stage Left Theater, Queer Voices Festival, Spokane WA 2026
Production, Open Hydrant Theatre Company, Urban Waves Play Festival, Bronx NY 2021
Reading, Unidentified Stages Theatre Company, South Orange NJ 2020

[5-minute play] A search for the candy dispenser Pez at a flea market far from home yields unexpected treasures for two young college women.

Staged Reading, Stage Left Theater, Queer Voices Festival, Spokane WA 2026
Production, Open Hydrant Theatre Company, Urban Waves Play Festival, Bronx NY 2021
Reading, Unidentified Stages Theatre Company, South Orange NJ 2020

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ALL THAT PEZ, a 5-minute LGBTQ+ comedy

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  • Robert Weibezahl: ALL THAT PEZ, a 5-minute LGBTQ+ comedy

    A charming and touching “meet cute.” No playwright is better at imbuing quirky objects with deep significance than Arianna Rose, and ALL THE PEZ is no exception.

    A charming and touching “meet cute.” No playwright is better at imbuing quirky objects with deep significance than Arianna Rose, and ALL THE PEZ is no exception.

  • Morey Norkin: ALL THAT PEZ, a 5-minute LGBTQ+ comedy

    This brief romantic comedy is so sweet, just like the pez I remember from my childhood. Arianna Rose treats us to an awkward encounter that ends up showing promising signs. I would love to see more of these two and the pez dispenser.

    This brief romantic comedy is so sweet, just like the pez I remember from my childhood. Arianna Rose treats us to an awkward encounter that ends up showing promising signs. I would love to see more of these two and the pez dispenser.

  • James Perry: ALL THAT PEZ, a 5-minute LGBTQ+ comedy

    A delightful short play that combines humor and heart to engage themes of identity, acceptance, and the power of unexpected connections. The play successfully balances lighthearted moments with more serious reflections on loss and self-discovery.

    A delightful short play that combines humor and heart to engage themes of identity, acceptance, and the power of unexpected connections. The play successfully balances lighthearted moments with more serious reflections on loss and self-discovery.

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Character Information

TONI, female, late teens-early 20s, London School of Economics student
JACEE, female, late teens – early 20s, theatre student studying abroad

Any ethnicity or race for either character.
  • Toni
    female, college age, American, London School of Economics student
    Character Age
    college age
    Character Race/Ethnic Identity
    Any
    Character Gender Identity
    Female
  • Jacee
    female, college age, American theatre student studying abroad
    Character Age
    college age
    Character Race/Ethnic Identity
    Any
    Character Gender Identity
    Female

Development History

  • Type Reading, Organization Unidentified Stages Theatre Company, South Orange NJ, at SOPAC, Year 2020

Production History

  • Type Community Theater, Organization Stage Left Theater, Queer Voices Festival of Staged Readings, Spokane WA, Year 2026
  • Type Community Theater, Organization Urban Stages Short Play Festival, Open Hydrant Theatre Co., Bronx NY, Year 2021