Crazy Eights, That Other Person, & Baby Food:Three One-Acts by David Linday-Abaire

In Crazy Eights, Connie, an ex-con, comes home late one night to find her parole officer waiting in her apartment with a torte and a long list of questions. The interrogation/courting dance that follows is complicated by the after-hours arrival of Connie’s charming gentleman caller and card-playing buddy, Cliff.

That Other Person follows Ginger and Kevin, who are just about to tell their respective spouses a marriage-shattering secret. Suddenly, as they’re about to confess, a gorgeous peeping-tom (with secrets of her own) falls in the pool and nearly drowns, forcing their bomb-shell to be put on the back burner.

Baby Food presents a proud, off-kilter mother and father in a dilemma as they desperately search to find godparents for their newborn infant. Unfortunately, the candidates they’ve chosen are less than adventurous diners.