The Plays... catalogue.
How To Train Your Husband
Cast: 5 Female / 2 Male
Length: Two Acts (120 minutes)
Genre: Comedy
Synopsis...
This madcap comedy addresses an issue close to every woman's heart –how to train your husband! Sound impossible? Not when you have alegendary Husband Trainer living right next door. The play follows theadventures of three generations of the Smith family as they attempt toturn their men into fully trained members of the opposite sex. Nothingquite goes according to plan and the result is a hilarious comedy withplenty of unexpected twists and turns.
Understanding Women
Understanding Women - Three Men, Half a Brain!
Cast: 3 Male / 1 Female
Length: Two Acts (110 minutes)
Genre: Comedy
Synopsis...
Mike, Dave and Julian spend a weekend in a garden shed determined to break an age-old mystery. Armed with a case of beer, a box of girlie magazines and a holy book they are going to "understand women". What they discover is not quite what they expected. Understanding Women is a comedy play for both sexes!
Crazy Ladies
An outrageous comedy. Five school friends stage their own reunion after 25 years apart. Friendships are rekindled, secrets are revealed, a janitor is kidnapped!
Cast: 5 Female / 1 Male
Length: Two Acts (110 minutes)
Genre: Comedy
Synopsis...
Pamela Browne has organized a 25 year reunion for her four best High school friends. From the moment Kay, now a chocoholic gun toting funeral director, arrives the wheels begin falling off Pamela’s meticulously planned weekend. Added to the mix is Sandy, who is now a Nun, Dianne, married the school nerd and a mother of eight sons, Rachel, a runaway teenager on a mission to dig up some dirt on her mother, and Shaun, the greasy motel janitor. This outrageous comedy is a rollercoaster ride of emotion.
Menopause Made Me Do It!
Cast: 5 Female / 1 Male
Length: Two Acts (120 minutes)
Genre: Comedy
It has been ten years since the last reunion of the Crazy Ladies. Menopause has arrived and the ladies are crazier than ever. The mission is to convince Kay, the gun totting tom-boy, to marry Shaun (the guy she once kidnapped and held accountable for the sins of all men). Hilarious... poignant... utterly mad.
While this is the second "Crazy Ladies" play, it can be performed with or without a prior production of the original "Crazy Ladies".
My Husbands Nuts
Barbara's husband is missing on the family farm. When Jack finally returns he is a nervous wreck and will not leave the house... he is suffering from Agri-phobia (the fear of agriculture)... and is convinced that he is Hiroo Onoda - a Japanese soldier holding out on an island after world war Two. Barbara's husband is nuts. The only people she can trust with this information is the new vet and the village idiot. How will they restore Jacks mind without the help of the medical profession... or common sense?
Cast: 3 Female / 2 Male
Length: Two Acts (120 minutes)
Genre: Comedy
Lost for Words
For the past 25 years Edwin Miles has been an announcer for Classical Music FM. Ratings have plummeted and his station manager, a heel clicking German, has bought out the the local Reggae station to increase market share. Edwin is now working for "Radio Reggae" and sharing a studio with a white guy who is convinced he is Jamaican. Add to the mix a mute receptionist and Lost for Words is a side splitting comedy that will have you rolling in the aisles.
Cast: 2 Male / 2 Female
Length: Two Acts (100 minutes)
Genre: Comedy
“"...playwright Devon Williamson has great fun with this oddball mix of characters, producing lots of audience laughs.".”
-The Weekend Sun
“Hilarious, dramatic, insightful... Williamsons plays are winners for the audience and producer alike..”
-Stuart Gunn, Absolute Theatre