Madcap Players Third Annual Winter Carnival of New Works

The Madcap Players present their third yearly evening of 10-minute plays.

Quiet by Patrick Gabridge, directed by Kathleen Akerley: the amusing story of two neighbors waging a war without noise
A Right Old Horrorshow by Daniel Louie, directed by Debbie Arsenaux: a brother and sister are mysteriously trapped in a closet
Measuring Matthew by Patrick Gabridge, directed by Paul Donnelly: a man is so obsessive about numbers that he goes to the store 37 times with the intention of “accidentally” bumping into his ex-girlfriend
A Midnight Clear by LB Hamilton, directed by H. Lee Gable: in the midnight hour of Christmas Eve, ex-lovers meet again — one a rape victim, the other now gone “straight” for Christ
The Sound of One Hand Typing by Maurice Martin, directed by Kerri Rambow: cybersex relationships aren’t all they’re typed up to be
The Bus to Buenos Aires, music by Curtis Moore, book and lyrics by Tom Mizer, directed by Shirley Serotsky: a young man receives a telegram from his mother announcing that one of his three sisters has died, but neglecting to say which one
I Call Your Name by Tim Acito, directed by Scott Stanley: a woman discovers she has the power to transport herself through cries of passion
Nietzsche Ate Here by Roy Berkowitz, directed by Patrick Torres: a small-town waitress and a gay DC lawyer talk philosophy over breakfast