All I Really Need to Know I Learned by Being in a Bad Play

A stuffy narrator - what bad play is complete without a stuffy narrator? - guides the audience through the whole sorry process

We go from the audition, where the director is more worried about roast beef than paying attention to the warm-up exercise where the neurotic cast are pretending to be bacon, to the rehearsals where a passive-aggressive stage manager gives everyone grief

There's also a special meeting of the Small Part Support Group and a production of Romeo and Juliet set in a Starbucks with costumes of potato sacks and bowler hats

This bad play within a play will keep audiences in stitches

Simple set - runs about 45 minutes

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