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An uproarious critically acclaimed sequel to Oscar Wilde's The Importance of Being Earnest. We find Gwendolen and Cecily miserably ensconced in happy marriages to Jack and Algernon, but upon beginning to suspect their husbands of having extra-marital affairs, they set-off to spy on them in the guise of brother-attorneys Earnest and Earnest by joining their men’s club, The Rhymers of Eldridge. Once there, they meet the beautiful Bibi LaFlam, a lounge singer they suspect is the seducer of their husbands and Inspector Franco Reynier, a french detective in search of "two criminals wearing disguises," after a series of miscommunications find our husbands inviting our lady infiltrators, the lounge singer and french detective back to their home to meet their very faithful wives, setting the scene for a uproarious final act, critics praised: “Thoroughly Stupid Things, a sequel to Oscar Wilde's The Importance of Being Earnest, is a comic masterwork.” - Leonard Jacobs - Backstage ​

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A telenovela waiting for Godot. A woman waiting alone after the Sept. 11th attacks. Four women from literature yearning to be free of their construction. The journey of a diamond ring. Parents unable to figured out what to do about their newborn. A young nurse deals with a student coming into her womanhood. A baseball player can’t focus while on the plate. A mother and son say goodbye to their father. A gay affair with a therapist goes wrong. A Student Body group must make a decision about a dangerous new club in school and a white hipster couple, moves into a gentrifying neighborhood that is more than meets the eyes.

A collection of humans from the award-winning writer of Thoroughly Stupid Things.