Sean Fitzgerald
SHORT PLAYS FOR ALL YOUR PROBLEMS!
ensemble theatre · Winner Entertainment · Ages 17+ · United States
You have problems. You pooped your pants in 3rd grade. Eric Tandy pooped in your hat in 7th grade. Then the high school goth phase. Now, you’re poor, getting fat, making terrible life decisions. You’re just like me. You have problems. We have plays. From the writer/director of “The Birthday Boys.”
You have problems. You pooped your pants in 3rd grade. Eric Tandy pooped in your hat in 7th grade. Then the high school goth phase. Now, you’re poor, getting fat, making terrible life decisions. You’re just like me. You have problems. We have plays. From the writer/director of “The Birthday Boys.”
YOSHIBA
ensemble theatre · The Ceiling People · Ages 16+ · United States
YOSHIBA is based on real events… or rather it’s based on real customer complaints written to computer companies based on allegedly real events. This play cannot be used as evidence in a court of law.
YOSHIBA is based on real events… or rather it’s based on real customer complaints written to computer companies based on allegedly real events. This play cannot be used as evidence in a court of law.
THE SPIDEY PROJECT
musicals and operas · Theatre Unleashed · Ages 13+ · United States of America
After a completely sold-out run in 2012, The Spidey Project is back and better than ever! This scrappy, smart and hilarious parody of the Spider-Man origin story features an original score that will transport you right into the comic books!
After a completely sold-out run in 2012, The Spidey Project is back and better than ever! This scrappy, smart and hilarious parody of the Spider-Man origin story features an original score that will transport you right into the comic books!
MET AGAIN
One More Chance · Theatre Unleashed · · United States of America
A moving new play by Jacob Smith, "Met Again" takes a look at the entirety of a unique but familiar relationship, from beginning to end, and how those big and small moments, connections, talks, fights, celebrations and experiences all come to mean something more.
A moving new play by Jacob Smith, "Met Again" takes a look at the entirety of a unique but familiar relationship, from beginning to end, and how those big and small moments, connections, talks, fights, celebrations and experiences all come to mean something more.
