ABOUT THE PLAYS

It’s the same with men
As with horses and dogs
Nothing wants to die . . .
— Tom Waits. The Fall Of Troy

The Man With A Flower In His Mouth

The Man With The Flower In His Mouth is the darker and more contemplative of our two offerings this evening. Two strangers meet in an all-night railway station café, each with his own encumbrance. 

It is a brief play but one that resonates with a tenacity that carries it beyond its length.

Within its brevity is a meditation that covers death, perception, observation, and ordinary existence.

CHEE CHEÉ

It is difficult to present a synopsis of this little farce without it being a total spoiler, therefore suffice it to say that it is the story of a charismatic Italian playboy, his “girlfriend”, a humble government contractor, and three pesky little IOUs.