Short and Sweet

All plays written by David Ives
Directed by Mike Speck

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Jack: Sam Scherer | Jill: Julie Heukeshoven | Loudspeaker: Lee Gundersheimer

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The Philadelphia
Al: Matthew Wenzel | Waitress: Jessica Kasper | Mark: Tony Opelt

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Sure Thing
Betty: Julie Heukeshoven | Bill: Matthew Wenzel

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Moby-Dude, or the Three-Minute Whale
Nathaniel: Sam Scherer

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Time Flies
Horace: Lee Gundersheimer | Mae: Brittany Splittstoesser | David Attenborough: Tony Opelt

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