An evening of laughter and fun with six one-act comedies.

Three’s Too Many
Written and directed by Malissa Jones.
Cast: Beth Ireland (Jemma), Nathan Ireland (Blaine), Malissa Jones (Veronica), and Richard Jones (David)

Netfits
Written by Janet J. Lawler. Directed by Travis Hinkel.
Cast: Travis Hinkel (Todd) and Tammy Pitzen (Dana)

Catfish Chronicles
Written and directed by Malissa Jones
Cast: Kat Cloutier (Jackie), Paula Knutson (Alicia), Aleisha Miller (Heather), and Tammy Pitzen (Kate)

Buzz
Written by Mark Steven Jensen. Directed by David Markson.
Cast: Cindy Jacobson (Judy) and Ricky Jacobson (Pete)

Long Walk to Forever
Adapted by Bryan Harnetiaux. Directed by Peter Bloch.
Cast: Tyler Haines (Newt) and Shelby Tylicki (Catharine)

Time Flies
Written by David Ives. Directed by David Markson.
Cast: Kat Cloutier (May), Denny Cooper (David Attenborough), and Tom Monn (Horace)

"The Christmas Café" is set in a restaurant where Betty, the waitress and cook, serves customers from three different familiar holiday stories: "The Night Before Christmas" by Clemet Clarke Moore, "A Christmas Carol" by Charles Dickens, and "The Nutcracker" by E.T.A. Hoffman. In "All of the Other Reindeer," Blitzen is burned out and upset that he's always last on the team. The other reindeer have suggestions: Cupid thinks he needs a love life; Donder suggests a good stock portfolio, Prancer thinks an exercise regime is the answer. Baffled, the other reindeer call in Santa's newest hire, a reindeer called Freud. They tell her Blitzen has jealousy and anger issues. Finally, the waitress Betty simply suggests another reindeer take a turn being last. Finally Blitzen has a better outlook. In "Bah! Humbug!" Marley's Ghost goes to Scrooge's house, but a century and a half too late! The Spirits of Past, Present and Future confront him, but everything's messed up. Now Tiny Tim is a football player. In "Nutcrackered," E.T.A Hoffman is struggling with writer's block. Young Clara and her brother Fritz give him inspiration when they tell him a wild story about a magical nutcracker. 

"The Tale of Snow White". 

About the show:

This fresh and funny adaptation will make even the most jaded folks laugh out loud as it expands the Brothers Grimm tale with new characters who have always lived between the lines of the classic fairy tale.  This version, using a fun frame story of a contemporary mom reading to her bickering children, is loaded with bright new faces and comedic twists.  We meet a gaggle of forest animals, friendly Dwarf Villagers, a troupe of ladies-in-waiting with a penchant for limericks, the Huntsman’s squabbling conscience and even a nerdy governmental representative from the Department of Natural Resources trying to keep the forest dwellers from ruining the environment!  (He nabs the Huntsman for attempting to kill a wild pig without a hunting license and fines a dwarf for picking a bouquet of state flowers!)  This production offers plenty of opportunities for actors of all ages the joy of being onstage.