More For Your Money at the American Place Theatre

Working Man's Clothes presents four one act plays telling the story of love and relationships in modern life, at the American Place Theatre from the 28 Apr - 20 May 2006.

Programme One: Two plays, Boop / Hill (Double Bill), with a similar set up: a young man and a young woman alone struggling with the truth of what they actually feel for each other and the ramifications what that means in the real world.

• Boop Playwrite: Paul John DeSena
  Director: David Carr-Berry
  Synopsis: A comical romp through all the obstaclles that stand between saying those three 'little' words.
  
  
• Hill Playwrite: Amy Schulz
  Director: David Carr-Berry
  Synopsis: A bittersweet scene between two people whose lives and actions don't match up with the real desires in their hearts.
  
  

Programme Two: Two plays, Arms / Oceanside Parkway (Double Bill), dealing with darker sides of fate, love, unusual relationships and need.

• Arms Playwrite: Bekah Brunstetter
  Director: Will Neuman
  Synopsis: What happens when you lose your better half? Recently separated Siamese twins deal with loss, jealousy, and identity.
  
  
• Oceanside Parkway Playwrite: Eric Sanders
  Director: Steven Gillenwater
  Synopsis: What do we want to make us happpy? What will we do to friends, lovers, and even ourselves to be happy? Will that be enough? A twisted, satirical adventure in one man's attempt to find happiness and security.