A case of mistaken identity turns out to have the potential for a serious relationship.

OUR LITTLE SECRET is a romantic screwball comedy about a lonely young lady, DARLENE FENTON (20’s), who is watching television alone in her one room apartment when her door is abruptly and violently kicked in around midnight by a stranger in a black ski mask and black clothing. Since it’s Miami in the summertime, you can bet it’s not the meter man. Oh, and he has a gun.
The masked man informs Darlene that he needs a place to hide out as the police are in the building searching for him. He promises her that she will not come to harm as long as she doesn’t make any noise or scream until it’s safe for him to go. Since the man has a gun and seems pretty threatening, Darlene does not have much choice and agrees to keep quiet until the police leave the building. As time passes, Darlene and the man begin to talk. She questions his motives for why he’s in the building and he gives her no good answer. A curious type, Darlene continues to question him and little by little he reveals his story. It appears he’s broken into the building to kidnap his son, whom he says is being abused by his ex-wife and her new boyfriend. When she questions him about why he doesn’t go through the proper legal custody channels, he states that the court system process takes too long and he’s afraid that he will lose him.
A knock on the door from a police officer, LIEUTENANT BANKS, who insists on questioning the young lady, quickly changes the dynamic of the situation. He is intent on questioning Darlene as some of the neighbors mentioned noticing a man near her door. She does not open the door for him and tries stalling him, but he states he will be coming back later with a warrant if she does not comply. He gives her ten minutes to make a choice.
Meanwhile, the man is getting a rash on his face and is forced to take off his mask. Darlene instantly recognizes him as a guy she went to high school with, SAM GALLAGHER, whom she once had a school girl crush on. Apparently, he was a very popular boy in school, but he does not remember her too well. She decides to help him since she knows he’s a good person and she feels he’s simply making a poor decision based on emotion, not malice. With the police closing in, together they devise a plan that will allow her to speak to the police, but not give him away. They decide Sam will pretend to be her boyfriend and she will tell the police that he is sleeping and should not be woken up. He dons some of her “unisex” clothing and lies down in her sleeper sofa under a blanket, pretending to be asleep.
When Lieutenant Banks returns to question her, she reluctantly allows him into her apartment for questioning. She does her best to assure him that she and her “boyfriend” have been alone all night quietly resting. However, Lieutenant Banks is not to be dissuaded from his line of questioning. He insists on waking her “boyfriend” up to question him as well. She relents and they wake Sam up. Sam feigns a foreign accent and a bizarre affectation to throw the lieutenant off his trail. Together, Darlene and Sam create a fake history and try to convince Lieutenant Banks they are who they appear to be. After some confusing questions and answers, Lieutenant Banks finally gives up and leaves the two alone, noting that he will have men posted around the building until the morning. Sam and Darlene are stuck together in her apartment, where they spend the rest of the night deciding a better way for Sam to get his son back. And, of course, romance blooms.

THE BIG DREAM is an edgy dramatic comedy which details the life and times of an actor who may or may not be on the verge of success. JACK is a late 20’s serious actor who has apparently dedicated his life to his craft, but has little to show for it. Another girlfriend has just left him due to his lack of success and his inability to commit to a lasting relationship.
As Jack discusses the various reasons for how and why he got into show business, characters appear and scenes are acted out to illustrate the life he has lead to this point. Frustrated at not having become financially successful or famous as an actor, he enlists the aid of a THERAPIST to sort out his feelings and foibles and try to make sense of where he has come from and where he is heading.
The THERAPIST acts as a foil or sounding board for Jack and essentially facilitates the transitional scenes from Jack’s life. These scenes take place as flashbacks in which Jack participates and interacts with characters from his past in order to make his points and dramatize the action. Characters Jack encounters and interacts with are ex-girlfriends, drama teachers, childhood friends and family, and assorted characters which have had an impact on his life and his decision to pursue what he describes as “The Big Dream”. In Jack’s mind, “The Big Dream” is when he gets everything he ever wanted as an actor – fame, riches, respect, family and wife – the whole shebang.
As the play progresses, it becomes evident that Jack is not quite the person he at first appears to be and is soon revealed to be a rather egotistical cad. Most of his life has been spent in pursuit of ego gratification and opportunistic schmoozing to get ahead. Not that he hasn’t worked hard as well, but part of his charm is his delusion and inability to see himself for what he really is. In the end, just as it appears Jack is going to achieve his “Big Dream”, we realize that he may have been dreaming the entire time he’s been on stage. Hence, the dream-like sequences and comings and goings of the characters that inhabit the stage with him are meant to emphasize the stream-of consciousness quality of the play as a whole.
The play has several characters that can be played by 5 or more actors in several different roles using costumes, wigs, etc. as the character demands.

Four people who've been killed in a bank robbery await the robber that killed them.

An old man loses his dog in an accident and ruminates about his time with him.

"The Prize" is a short play about a son visiting his aging father, an ex-cowboy star, who is facing Alzheimer’s. While visiting, the son finds out that his stepmother has planned an award ceremony for his father before he completely loses his memory.