Does your school have what it takes to come up with the next million dollar idea? Find out when everyone’s favorite startup competition comes to town, and students, teachers, and parents all gather to pitch their wildest and weirdest business ideas to a panel of eccentric investors. With wacky pitches, hilarious sharks, flexible casting, and bonus scenes to customize the runtime, SCHOOL OF SHARKS is the perfect play to take a bite out of boredom in your school.

Picture if you will: A not-too-distant future where artists delinquent on their student loans are paid a visit by the mysterious Man from the Bank, a hard-working functionary who repossesses whatever equity he can (surgically, if necessary). Then picture the listless housewife who "hires" one of these failed artists as her pool boy (slash boy toy). Sure it sounds torrid, but Whoopi and Joy on The View say it’s all the rage! And besides, all Corinne has to do is sign on the dotted line...

It's a brave new world where anything is possible, but only if your credit rating says so. Scrawny young Sam's years of studying in the fine arts of cartooning and illustration have been lobotomized right out of his head, but his arrival turns perpetually-bored Corinne's lust for, well, *lust* into a lust for a new life when she tries to restore his artistic ambition by borrowing some talent from the bank. What could possibly go wrong in a world where nothing goes right unless you're willing to pay the price?

It's the end of the world and everyone who's anyone (from the girl who used to manage the Sprint store to the former Secretary of State) is going to make a pit stop in one place: The McDonald's on 170th Street and Broadway.

A pair of "friends with benefits" face a crossroads in their relationship when the weekly TV night that gave them an excuse to hook up comes to an end.

Emily is 55, recently divorced, and struggling to make a real connection in the vast world of online dating. It was hard enough when she was in her 20s and had to deal with Tinder dates who looked nothing like their profile pictures, but nowadays she can find herself hitting it off with a teenager hiding behind a middle aged avatar in an online bar. Will she overcome disappointment once again or will these digital drinks with her best friend Olivia turn out to be her final round?