The Best Plays from the Strawberry One-Act Festival

<b><I>It's About Forgiveness</b></I> by Albi Gorn. A delightful comedy about a man who seeks out his wife in heaven to ask for forgiveness.</p><b><I>When The Cherry Blossoms Bloom</b></I> by Steven A. Shapiro. Two joggers who meet in a park breathe life into each other's lives.</p><b><I>Do Us Part</b></I> by Alan Lutwin. Sometimes forgetfulness can be the best tonic for soothing the stress of a long-term relationship.</p><b><I>Love-This Game Is Real</b></I> by Tremane Hickman. A poetic story about a girl and a guy anxiously waiting to play the game of love without getting played.</p><b><I>Cause And Regret Loss Of Sanity</b></I> by Frank Tamez. A woman at a Bus Stop contemplates regret and guilt while life interjects in this surreal world of love loss and lust.</p>Other plays include: <b><I>About The Rabbits</b></I> by Frank O'Donnell; <b><I>Summer's Time</b></I> by Michael Alvarez; <b><I>Virgin Rock</b></I> by Kevin Christopher Snipes; <b><I>Loyal Companion</b></I> by Joseph Wohlgemuth; <b><I>The Upside Down Mirror</b></I> by Emanuel Fleischmann; <b><I>Protect The Crotch</b></I> by Tim J. MacMillan; <b><I>Madrid</b></I> by Paul M. Buzinski; <b><I>Requiem For A Life</b></I> by Tony Macy-Perez; <b><I>Fun On The Bayou</b></I> by Vivian Neuwirth; <b><I>Grave Concerns</b></I> by Susan E. Sneeringer; <b><I>Cut Short</b></I> by Jonathan Zungre; <b><I>The ABC Slump</b></I> by Ernest Curcio; and many more!