Written by a former TV sitcom writer, these four humorous plays cover a range of topics. “A Moving Experience” pits an enthusiastic young college student moving into his first apartment against his overprotective mother. In “Sofa,” two college roommates spar over Josh’s obsession with cleanliness and keeping his sofa pristine. Chaos ensues when Josh makes out with Brandyann, the girl his roommate Beck met at the beach. A feisty elderly lady, Lily, chains herself to a tree in “The Last Stand,” and it’s lumberjack Woody Bleck’s job to make her go away. It’s a mano-a-mano conflict both are enjoying until a novice TV reporter shows up to complicate matters. In “Bank Job,” 30-something Peggy and two of her friends from high school are robbing a sperm bank. She loves her husband, Nick, but he doesn’t want any more children. Their pediatrician, Ben Slayton, looks a lot like Nick and has sperm at a nearby sperm bank. And Peggy and the Sperm Patrol want those little critters.
