Senior Citizen Characters:
These plays are ideal for community theaters with older actors or in retirement home settings. Click on the play title to see a full summary:
A group of long-tme friends are alarmed by the increasing dangers in the outside world. Together, they try to plan a defense strategy which will protect them all... by Jan Quackenbush
a one-man Tour de Force by Jan Quackenbush
Short plays for senior citizens by Ludmilla Bollow
A slice-of-life comedy by B. A. Hite
A family comedy in one act by Kay Rhoads
A Comedy/Drama, by John F. X. Delaney
A family comedy in One Act by Jean H. Klein
Tbree senior comedies by Evan Guilford-Blake
A "dramedy" in which a widow clashes with her family by Mickey Coburn
an urban-renewal comedy in one act by Jean H. Klein
an adaptation of an Easter parable in one act by Margaret Forsythe
a family comedy in one act by Michael J. Hotchkiss
a wheelchair monologue by P.A. Wray
a short comedy by B. A. Hite
a comedy in one act by D. D. Delaney
a comedy in one act by D. D. Delaney
A 50-minute retelling of the Christmas classic
Single Gender Plays:
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A one-man Tour de Force by Jan Quackenbush
Inspiring Monologues by Gillette Elvgren
Inspirational Monologues by Gillette Elvgren
A full-length adventure tale by Gillette Elvgren
A Slice-of-life Comedy by B. A. Hite
A Comedy/Drama, by John F. X. Delaney
a passion play commemorating the Spring Equinox by D.D. Delaney *mild adult language/situations
a wheelchair monologue by P.A. Wray
A 50-minute retelling of the Christmas classic
Characters with Disabilities:
Each of these scripts features a character with a disability or is written for an audience with a specific disability. Click on the play title to see a full summary:
a comedy in six scenes adapted for hearing impaired/signing performers
by Kathleen Lockwood
a wheelchair monologue by P.A. Wray
a one act adaptation of the Hans Christian Andersen story
by Kathleen Lockwood
The following play comes from The Shadows ‘n Lights Performers, a troupe of actors, singers and dancers with disabilities. A portion of the proceeds are donated to VSAarts of Virginia, Virginia Beach:
a musical comedy revue of the 1960’s written for the Lights ‘n Shadows Performers by Anna Barker
