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Past Shows Presented by Cafe Theatre Cafe Theatre has presented Festivals of 10-minute Plays since July 2002. All the shows are documented here for your perusal and enjoyment. Summer Shorts 2 Bats & Balls Summer Shorts Nuts n' Honey Close Shave Dangerous Curves On the Edge |
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Summer Shorts 2 July 2008 
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Bats & Balls October and November 2007 
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Summer Shorts August, 2007 
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HEADGAMES
by Brian Feehan
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Can a quirk be contagious? A hilarious peek at how one person's neurosis becomes another's obsession. |
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A Scene from "Head Games" by Brian Feehan |
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THE DOUBTS by Greg Scot Mihalik
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The idle chatter of two men gets out of hand as the truth stretches from summer heat to potbellied pigs. |
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MONICA, BEFORE AND AFTER
by Dan Ho
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A woman has trouble identifying herself with the painting she inspired. Does art imitate life, or is it the other way around? |
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A Scene from "Monica, Before and After" by Dan Ho |
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THE ARGUMENT CLINIC by Monty Python
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Monty Python's classic sketch finds a home at Tierney's. |
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TERM LIMIT
by Viki Boyle
First produced by Turnip Theatre Company and American Globe Theater. Joseph Massa, John Basil: Artistics Directors. Gloria Falzer, Liz Keefe: Managing Directors. |
Confidences are broken as cupcakes are frosted in this conference between a lawyer and the White House secretary he is defending. |
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A Scene from "Term Limit" by Viki Boyle |
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PASSING THE DEAL by Bill Mesce, Jr.
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Nothing is wild except the parlor humor as four friends deal cards and dispense philosophy about the true meaning of life. |
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MAMET WOMEN
by Frederisk Stroppel
Produced by special arrangement with Samuel French Inc. |
What happens when two girlfriends face a crisis of babysitters and Tupperware? They become Mamet women in this outrageous spoof of one of America's best-loved playwrights. (Strong language is used) | ||
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Nuts 'n Honey February, 2007 
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LOVERS
by Greg Scot Mihalik
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Even at the beginning of time, lovers needed a "how to" guide! Luckily for us, somehow Adam and Eve were able to muddle through without one. |
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ONE NIGHT AT THE LOCAL SUPERSTORE by Jenny Lyn Bader
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You have the opportunity to get an autograph from your favorite writer. He's just like you dreamed he'd be--or is he? |
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A Scene from "One Night at the Local Superstore" by Jenny Lyn Bader |
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SURPRISE by Mark Harvey Levine
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It would be great to be psychic, right? You could anticipate everything--even getting dumped! |
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IN THE BAG by Marc Castle
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Speed dating--a perfect opportunity to find your soul mate, with a little imagination and a paper bag. |
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Scenes from "In the Bag" by Marc Castle |
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THE FIRST KISS by Luigi Januzzi
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Remember your first date--is this the right time to kiss her? Does she even want to be kissed? Sometimes there can be a lot of missed signals before you both get on the same page! |
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A Scene from "The First Kiss" by Luigi Januzzi |
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JASON & MEDEA GO TO COUPLES COUNSELING by Alan Minieri
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Some couples in crisis just need an objective third party to rekindle their romance, and to make all their differences ancient history. |
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A Scene from "Jason & Medea Go to Couples Counseling" by Alan Minieri |
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THE END by Kristyn Leigh Robinson
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Breaking up can be tricky--so tricky that you may need to explore a few strategies before you find the right one. Wouldn't it be helpful if you could get as many "do-overs" as you needed to break up and save face, yours and theirs? | ||
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NUTS 'N HONEY by Brian Parks
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If you enjoy old Chaplin movies, you will find this short play without words irresistible. | ||
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Close Shave April & May, 2006 
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STUDS
by Kerri Kochanski
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FOR BETTER
by Greg Scot Mihalik
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QUARRELS
by Ben Clawson
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TEN OF SWORDS
by Greg Scot Mihalik
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A Scene from "Studs" by Kerri Kochanski |
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SUICIDE SQUEEZE
by Sid Frank
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MR. COMPANY
by Marc Castle
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RIGHT OF THE DECIMAL
by Ben Clawson
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LUCKY DAY
by Bill Mesce Jr.
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Dangerous Curves August, 2002 
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SURPRISE
by Mark Harvey Levine
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KEEPING PACE
by Robin Rothstein
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I WONDER IF THOREAU HAD A DOG
by Sid Frank
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TECHNICAL SEX
by Richie Chevat
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THE DIRTY FORK
by Monty Python
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MAE AND HER STORIES
by David DeWitt
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ONE NIGHT AT THE LOCAL SUPERSTORE
by Jenny Lyn Bader
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LOVE ME OR LEASH ME
by Jim Doyle Terri Sturtevant
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On the Edge July, 2002 
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LOUIS AND DAVE
by Norm Foster
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FOR BETTER
by Greg Scot Mihalik
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THE FROG AND PEACH
by Peter Cook and Dudley Moore
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POPCORN SONATA
by Jenny Lyn Bader
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BETRAYALS
by Jenny Lyn Bader
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SUICIDE SQUEEZE
by Sid Frank
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THE DOUBTS
by Greg Scot Mihalik
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FAMOUS ALI
by Bob Clyman Commissioned by the Playwrights Theatre of New Jersey
Danielle Worth
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