Community Theatre Triple Feature - Volume Two

Aethereal Jest Arts Council is proud to present "Community Theatre Triple Feature - Volume Two." This production is comprised of three one-act plays with two fifteen-minute intermissions.

The three one-act plays selected for this volume include:

• Take Five by Westley M. Pederson
• The Girl in the Mirror by Bruce Jacoby
• A Twinkie a Day by Wes Hilton

Take Five

​Imagine you are an actor on opening night trying to perform on a set that isn't completed. Then one actor doesn't show up, a man from the audience uses your stage phone to argue with his wife, the props either don't work or are missing, the lighting and sound cues are off and two silly, incompetent stagehands do their worst. That's only the beginning of this award-winning show which actually caused a woman in one audience to fall from her chair in laughter. This delightful play is filled with surprises and zany characters and is ideal for competition, fund-raising and pure entertainment. [Courtesy Dramatic Publishing]

Produced by special arrangement with the Dramatic Publishing Company of Woodstock, Illinois.

Directed by To Be Announced

Cast To Be Announced

The Girl in the Mirror

​Seventeen-year-old Susan, who has attempted suicide, lies in a coma. Her doctor says, "Whether she lives or dies now is a matter of her own will." What goes on in Susan's mind is the play, which invites the audience to deduce Susan's decision regarding life or death. Thoroughly researched, this play is both an enthralling theatrical event and the basis for a useful exploration of a tragic problem. [Courtesy Dramatic Publishing]

Produced by special arrangement with the Dramatic Publishing Company of Woodstock, Illinois.

Directed by To Be Announced

Cast To Be Announced

A Twinkie a Day

Professor Alan Crow is a firm believer in the supernatural and is determined to prove to his colleague Professor Hope Caulfield and the world that his beliefs are correct. In his zeal, crow accidentally initiates a zombie apocalypse. It is now up to Crow and Caufield to stop the zombie horde and save the campus and the world. This is a love letter to science fiction television shows of the 1990s.

Directed by To Be Announced

Cast To Be Announced

Host or Publisher Aethereal Jest Arts Council