
One-Act Play Collection 018
A theatrical time machine in ten acts. This collection spans nearly three centuries of dramatic writing, from Molière's 1663 wit to Percival Wilde's 1922 tension. You'll find yourself in Victorian parlors watching romantics stumble through misunderstandings, then suddenly transported to a deadly game of chess where losing means something far worse than checkmate. Some plays aim only to make you laugh at absurdity. Others will make you think about jealousy, reputation, and the games people play with each other's hearts. The tone shifts as sharply as a scene change: light comedies give way to psychological dramas, farces pivot into something darker. These are short gems, each one a complete world unto itself, perfect for your commute or a solitary evening. Whether you want a quick chuckle or something that lingers, this anthology delivers theater in concentrated doses.
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ToddHW, Alan Mapstone, Greg Giordano, Sonia +17 more























