FULLY COMMITTED by Becky Mode

This devastatingly funny play follows a day in the life of Sam, an out-of-work actor who mans the red-hot reservation line at Manhattan's number-one restaurant. Coercion, threats, bribes, histrionics—a cast of desperate callers will stop at nothing in their zeal to land a prime reservation, or the right table. Amid the barrage, Sam's got his own needs to contend with—his recently widowed dad wants him home for Christmas, and he's up for a choice part at Lincoln Center. While juggling scheming socialites, name-dropping wannabes, fickle celebrities and egomaniacal bosses, can he manage to look out for himself? A hilarious and touching play, Fully Committed features forty wildly diverse characters played by a single versatile performer.

MAURITIUS by Theresa Rebeck

Stamp collecting is far more risky and dangerous than you might think. After their mother's death, two estranged half-sisters discover a book of rare stamps that may include the crown jewel for collectors - the one penny and two penny stamps from Mauritius. One sister tries to collect on the windfall, while the other resists for sentimental reasons. In this gripping tale, a seemingly simple sale becomes dangerous when three scheming, seedy, high-stakes collectors enter the sisters' world, willing to do anything to claim these rare stamps as their own.

BOSTON MARRIAGE by David Mamet

Anna and Claire are two bantering, scheming “women of fashion” who have long lived together on the fringes of upper-class society. Anna has just become the mistress of a wealthy man, from whom she has received an enormous emerald and an income to match. Claire, meanwhile, is infatuated with a respectable young lady and wants to enlist the jealous Anna's help for an assignation. As the two women exchange barbs and take turns taunting Anna's hapless Scottish parlor maid, Claire's young inamorata suddenly appears, setting off a crisis that puts both the valuable emerald and the women's futures at risk. A wickedly funny comedy - a witty comedy of manners, entirely lacking in manners.

MATCH by Stephen Belber

Theatre, film and television actor James Handy returns from Los Angeles to create the character of Tobi Powell, a flamboyant ex-dancer and choreographer. Mike and Lisa Davis arrive at his Manhattan apartment to interview him about his professional life, but it is soon evident that their agenda is as complex as the life story that Tobi tells them. What happens next will either ruin or inspire them - but it will definitely change all their lives forever. The Daily News called it “uproariously funny, deeply moving, enthralling theatre.”

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