Tesserae One-Act Play Festival

In its fourth year, the Tesserae One-Act Play Festival (a production of the Mosaic Youth Theatre) presents eight one-acts in a collection of challenging, thought provoking and bold performances that are hilarious, unsettling and ripe for reflection.

he 4th Annual Tesserae One-Act Play Festival includes:

The Still Alarm by George S. Kaufman
A hotel fire doesn’t seem to phase two guests as time quickly runs out.

Dinner by Richard Markgraf
A father chooses family dinner time to announce he is leaving his wife and daughter.

Hold for Three by Sherry Kramer
Two friends test a third as they count down to moon rise.

Sure Thing by David Ives
Ding! Ever wish you could get a do-over? Well now… Ding! Ever wish…

The Actor’s Nightmare by Christopher Durang
A man walks on stage and discovers it is not his time to shine.

Broken Hearts by Kevin R. McLeod
A girl passes time in the unconscious realm while watching her own surgery.

Andre’s Mother by Terrence McNally
Time stands still as family and friends mourn the loss of their son, friend and lover.

Falling from Grace by Jason D. Martin
Seconds count as a man is haunted by his past while dangling from a mountain.

Tickets are sold at the door on a first-come, first-served basis. No advance reservations are accepted; the box office opens 1 hour prior to curtain. All seating is general admission.