Enjoy three fun weekends in November with the Six Comic Sketches produced by We Three Productions and Gina Giampaoli.
Six comic plays set in apparently normal contexts and taking place in different places such as on the street, in a public library, a bar, and even at a funeral.
The six short plays were written by Harold Dean James, directed by Harold D. James himself, by Lee Duberman and Richard Fink.

1.-Charleston Chew: A man and a woman meet in the library, strike up a conversation and all goes well until the woman’s fiancé arrives.

2.-On the Street: It takes place in the streets of New York. A man who claims to represent a foundation dedicated to saving the planet meets a girl he is attracted to and decides to ask her out to dinner. She is not very convinced but changes her mind when she notices that he is wearing leather shoes which pleases her very much.

3.-The Funeral: A funeral where the family and the widow of the deceased did not expect an unexpected guest to show up. The widow and the unexpected guest form a big scandal and the father decides to run all the guests who have no idea what is really going on.

4.-At the Bar: Friends in a bar chat, drink, and watch a basketball game on TV while being interrupted by a drunk who doesn’t want to go home.

5.-Cloud Appreciation Day: Several people are waiting in line on the street. The normal situation becomes ridiculous when a man in line looks up at the sky and starts laughing and clapping without saying why.

6.-The Routine: A group of women get together to practice a dance routine to cheer on the players of a boys’ baseball team. The women fail to fully rehearse for several funny reasons.