The Imperial Garden of Disillusion
"One being perceived as another only to be lost in the invasion of the inner self."
Four original one act plays of comedy and drama.
Art of Negotiation by Brian Petti
The Art of Negotiation takes place in a political meeting room wherein a
Representative of a powerful country is enlisting the aid of a foreign Colonel.
In a cheery voice, the Representative tells the Colonel his country must be
destroyed. After the initial shock of this statement, the Colonel realizes
he must somehow re-forge a relationship with the Representative for the sake
of his country's future.
Congoja by Rosebud Ben-Oni
Once trafficked over the border, one Mexican woman's desire for revenge puts an entire family in danger including the very man who risked his life to bring her to the States.
God is a Puerto Rican by John Watts
A young Puerto Rican man and an older white businessman confront each other
in a park. Each has a clearly defined stereotypical vision of the other. Through conversation they find references to childhood upon which they attempt to find common ground. This only brings a more dramatic potentially violent confrontation and a disastrous ending that leaves the audience deciding the outcome.
More Pasta by Leon Kaye
An Italian grandma who discovers nutrition, and goes a little overboard.
Directions and Map
A Theater Goers Guide to Eating 
Looking for a Miracle
