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New One-Act
Burgie Belter Breakdown
by Steve
Lord
COMEDY.
Audiences will adore the quirky characters in this
hilarious “romantic” comedy! Everything
is going well at The Burgie Belter, a local
fast-food restaurant, until Josh arrives for work
and notifies his boss, Herb, that he will be
quitting his job as a fry cook and moving to Chicago
to take a job as a sportswriter. Upon hearing the
news, Herb suffers a major midlife crisis and
suddenly wants to leave his wife, children, and job
as manager of The Burgie Belter to start a new life
in Chicago as Josh’s “Uncle Herb.” Worried that
Herb has suffered a complete Burgie Belter
breakdown, Josh decides to call upon the only person
who can bring Herb back from the brink of
madness―Herb’s no-nonsense wife. |
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New Children's Play
Porridge Eaters from Planet Puggelgorf
by
Bradley
Walton
CHILDREN’S COMEDY.
Four aliens from Planet Puggelgorf have devoted
their lives to traveling through the universe in
search of “porridge,” a mysterious substance they’ve
heard of only in stories. The only clue the aliens
have is from an ancient Puggelgorf fairy tale
resembling “Goldilocks and the Three Bears” in which
“porridge” appears to be a type of food that is
often eaten out of a bowl. The aliens land on
Earth, where they encounter a group of kids who help
them locate a grocery store. There, the aliens’
quest for porridge appears to finally be at an
end…until the sudden arrival of their arch-enemy,
the Pusillanimous Porridge Pest! |
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