June 19-20, 2026
June 19-20, 2026
THE ETERNAL TRIANGLE
Written by Dan Borengasser
The struggle between good and evil might be quite different from how it's commonly portrayed.
STICK AND MOVE
Written by Greg Lam
If you’re on a first date, it’s always good to have someone in your corner.
THE REMAKE
Written by David L. Williams
A studio executive is having a problem with Martin, a screenwriter he has under contract. Martin has written a remake of a movie that should never be remade. The one problem? It's a great script.
THE ETERNAL TRIANGLE
STICK AND MOVE
THE REMAKE
The Eternal Triangle
Written by Dan Borengasser
Directed by Greg Hatfield
With Adam Fox, Nicole Hall, Beverly Blanchette
The struggle between good and evil might be quite different from how it's commonly portrayed.
“I loved the angels virtually sitting on Chad’s shoulders, even though he kept trying to shoo them away!”
“That halo was hilarious!”
Stick and Move
Written by Greg Lam
Directed by Joshua Secunda
With Christian Arden, Lexi Rosenblum, Lisa Graham Parson, Don Converse
If you’re on a first date, it’s always good to have someone in your corner.
“Such a clever premise: a first date set in a boxing ring!”
“All four actors were convincing – and very funny.”
The Remake
Written by David L. Williams
Directed by Tony Tambasco
With Gary Giurbino, Michael Curry, Serena Roan, Emma Lavaune
A studio executive is having a problem with Martin, a screenwriter he has under contract. Martin has written a remake of a movie that should never be remade. The one problem? It's a great script.
“A believable Hollywood story – well, maybe it could happen!”
“Very well acted – Gary Giurbino was particularly outstanding as the blustery producer.”
April 10-11, 2026
April 10-11, 2026
(VERB) A PLAY ON WORDS
Written by Seth Freeman
A single “offensive” word, displayed in a public place, roils a community, and the court case that follows sparks strong feelings about language, law, sex, ethics, and the myriad complications that words, in a variety of contexts, can create in our lives.
(VERB) A PLAY ON WORDS
(verb) a play on words
Written by Seth Freeman
Directed by Ansley Valentine
With Josh Decker, Liv Jonson, Aidan Prather, Brian Alexander Davis, Zilia Balkansky-Sellés, Mikaylah Taylor, Kent Phillips
A single “offensive” word, displayed in a public place, roils a community, and the court case that follows sparks strong feelings about language, law, sex, ethics, and the myriad complications that words, in a variety of contexts, can create in our lives.
“Compelling acting by the ensemble!”
“What a great idea on the part of director Ansley Valentine to stage this play and live-stream it for PlayZoomers. This way, we, the audience members, could see the whole stage at once and enjoy the many close-ups too.”
“I’m struck by how relevant this is, given recent events!”
“Kudos to playwright Seth Freeman. The references to the current year resonated, yet the play addresses a long-standing principle of First Amendment rights, i.e., the community standard. I loved how you included all the First Amendment principles.”
February 6-7, 2026
February 6-7, 2026
HARKEN TO ME
Written by Alex Wilkie
A freak stage accident has left a Shakespearean actor with an unusual way of speaking. As he prepares for a blind date, he informs his best friend that being his "wing man" may be challenging. At first, his date is put off by his stylized language, but "all's well that ends well."
THE THING OF IT IS
Written by Martha King De Silva
Two lifelong friends on a cross-country road trip have a fateful encounter in a Pittsburgh Motel 6.
HARKEN TO ME
THE THING OF IT IS
“Amazing productions! I’ve never experienced anything like this before. What an amazing way to bring art to life in the comfort of your home! Bravo to all. ”
“Two fabulous shows! Wow! Great writing, acting, directing. ”
“Both great plays! A special heads up for the brilliance of the playwrights to manage to capture personal interactions so cleverly. ”
Harken to Me
Written by Alex Wilkie
Directed by Doug Engalla
With Michael Lake, Jamie B. Cline, Kristin Naomi Garcia, Mira Singer, Evan Grabenstein
A freak stage accident has left a Shakespearean actor with an unusual way of speaking. As he prepares for a blind date, he informs his best friend that being his "wing man" may be challenging. At first, his date is put off by his stylized language, but "all's well that ends well."
“Clever writing by the playwright, Alex Wilkie. I’m amazed to learn this situation is real! ”
“Jamie B. Cline was terrific as Tom, the actor inadvertently spouting Shakespearean English! ”
“A strong cast, very well directed by Doug Engalla.”
The Thing of It Is
Written by Martha King De Silva
Directed by Stephen Benson
With Laura Hubbard, Sean Broderick
Two lifelong friends on a cross-country road trip have a fateful encounter in a Pittsburgh Motel 6.
“Special kudos to Laura Hubbard and Sean Broderick for jumping between timelines and going backwards in the story!”
“Thanks to Stephen Benson for sensitively directing this compelling script by Martha King De Silva.”