The Best Plays from the Strawberry One-Act Festival

<i>TIMING</i> by Rudolph Cecera. A man goes to see a psychiatrist to get advice on how to handle a relationship. </P> <P><i>BITTER APPLES</i> by Arthur W. French III. Temptation is in the air as singles mingle while having lunch in the park. </P> <P><i>CAWFFEE TAWK</i> by Jenifer Badamo. A woman is blackmailed and must make a decision that will change her life forever! </P> <P><i>THE ROBOT PLAY</i> by Jason Cutler. Are the sex lives of Robots any different than the sex lives between human beings? </P> <P><i>GRADUATION</i> by Eugene Grygo. A young man has a last chance to start a new life with his college roommate another man who is denying the mutual love that will profoundly change their lives. </P> <P><i>PROPER EDUCATION</i> by Angela Liao. The class nerd starts tutoring the class jock but realizes pretty quickly that it's the jock that's giving him the lesson. </P> <P>Other plays include: <i>THE LAST MINSTREL SHOW</i> by Isaac Shapiro; <i>VERITY</i> by Jason Thomas; <i>THE SITTERS</i> by E. Warren Perry Jr.; <i>COMING CLEAN</i> by Steven Shapiro; <i>DIRTY LAUNDRY ON THE CRAZY GIRL'S LINE</i> by Hollie Rosenberg; <i>DAD AND ME</i> by Heather Aldridge; <i>AIRPORT</i> by Christopher Loar; and <i>DROWNING</i> by Guy R. Milone. </P>