The Best Plays from the Strawberry One-Act Festival

<p>SOMETHING LIKE PENGUINS by Levi Wilson. Can people march like penguins?</p><p>THE LOSING GAME by Kristen Seavey. Cards will land as they may but hearts will always be the hardest to hold onto.</p><p>BRYAN AND KIM by Adam Delia. Kim reveals to her boy friend Bryan a secret from her past it starts a chain reaction that will put their relationship to the test. </p><p>LOVE FOR BEGINNERS by Cesar Abella. Most people try to forget their exes when they date new people. Noah likes to bring his exes with him.</p><p>IT'S GREEK TO ME by Shelley Bromberg. How do we move on from the loss of a loved one? Is there ever really a good time?</p><p>MI MEDIA NARANJA by Rolls Andre. After a night of kinky sex gone horribly wrong a couple of swingers must re-examine their marriage.</p><p>BIRD WATCHING by Jeffrey L. Hollman. Should a young man invite his mother's lover to go bird watching with him? </p><p>TURKEY DAY by E.K. Deutsch. An Arkansas farm family experiences revelation and tragedy on Thanksgiving Day.</p><p>PRESCRIPTIONS by Ellen Orchid. House sitting for your shrink can be weird.</p><p>FIREMAN by Stephen Brown. Fireman brings us into the lives of a couple caught in the wake of a fire leaving one of them and their relationship scorched and disfigured.</p><p>HEROES by Joseph Lizardi. Two different types of Vietnam heroes come face to face about the war.</p><p>COMPUBOTS by Paul Trupia. Isn't technology wonderful?</p>