People You Meet Along the Way

Drama teachers and community theater directors, take note If you're looking for new material for your students or actors to bring to life on stage, look no further than this collection of three short comedic plays by Ann Ellen Flynn.

Dealing with real-life issues such as lost love, homelessness, broken relationships, and second chances, these plays manage to be both lighthearted and serious at the same time.

In "Miss Valentine's Shelter," the protagonist, Miss Valentine, confronts the importance of forgiveness when she meets a man at the homeless shelter where she works-a man who broke her heart twenty years ago.

"She's So Perfect" centers on a young woman who wants to help another woman stuck in a verbally abusive relationship.

Lighter in theme, "Who is Hedda Gabler?" follows an inexperienced teacher as she struggles to understand the material she is responsible for teaching.

Engaging and vibrant, "People You Meet along the Way" brings to the stage fascinating and flawed people simply trying to do their best and find a little redemption in the world-the kind of drama we can all relate to.