VOLUME A (One-Act Plays and Monologues)

15 MINUTES (a pair of one-act plays)
A man and a woman, the heroes of a play, seize the opportunity to emancipate themselves when the author takes a 15-minute break. That is the time they have to live a real life. When the author returns to resume writing, his two protagonists decide to ...

LIVES FOR CONSUMPTION (15 one-act plays)
Stories of people for whom certain foods have marked them deeply within. Their dreams. Their minds. Their passions. Their griefs. Individuals for whom certain foods have become associated in their memories with a fateful event. Beloved deceased, thwarted loves, places of birth, absent bodies, extinguished desires are all indelibly marked in their souls by some food.

SEMINAR ON FOOLISHNESS (monologue)
A speaker teaches in a seminar at an extremely expensive private college that specializes in business administration. The topic of the presentation is teaching the fundamental principles that govern foolishness. The speaker argues as a basic principle that a certain percentage of foolishness, if adopted as personal behavior, can function beneficially as an antidote to the amorality of our times. Thus, the defense of foolishness unfolds through a scathing critique of contemporary culture. He believes that foolishness has a humanitarian aspect that we can utilize in a world of rigid and often ruthless logic.

THE ROAD WILL TAKE YOU (22 one-act plays)
Twenty-two stories of urban individuals who are suddenly hit by a tough blow in life. They are people tormented by passions of all kinds, and their common trait is that they don’t give up; they fall and get back up. Hard, but they rise. Because they are people whom the road takes. The work is included in the catalog "European Theatre Today: A Selection of the 120 Best Contemporary European Plays" by the European Theatre Convention (ETC, 2010).