Written by Michael Brady
Four friends graduate from high school, young and unformed, but full of promise and contradictions. Over the course of several class reunions, they love, betray, damage, and heal each other, living their lives as best they can. Will they stay “friends to the end,” or will life get in the way?
Written by Mary Spence
Sam Strauss, a successful TV writer-turned-playwright, struggles to complete a commissioned project. As he works, he is haunted by personal ghosts of all kinds: literary, imagined, and possibly real. The looming question concerns the murderous event that Sam refuses to see and whether it is real or figurative. To what lengths must an artist travel when pursuing Truth? How far has Sam actually gone to achieve his life's work, and does he know, as Shakespeare put it, "a hawk from a handsaw"?
Adapted and Directed by Jan Carpman
Crowd-sourced by the PlayZoomers community
Emotional reactions to the ups and downs, ins and outs, of life during the 2020 pandemic.
Written by Matthew Weaver
Valentina and X share their first kiss as a couple over Zoom or a Zoomish-type program, during quarantine.
Written by Greg Lam
If you’re on a first date, it’s always good to have someone in your corner.
Written by Martin Murphy
Three talk show episodes bring together an assortment of unlikely participants -- historical, fictional, and contemporary -- who then reconvene in a Zoom roundtable.
Written by Anna Watts
Two, well-meaning, but slightly misguided moms try to fix up their respective grown children.
Written by Harry Bagdasian
Young marrieds, Sharon and Jerry, both in their mid-twenties, see their relationship nearly crumble because of a miscarriage. Then when going through a box of snapshots, they find a way to cope.
Written by Jennie Egerdie, based on the books by Arnold Lobel
A gentle parody of the beloved characters created by author/illustrator Arnold Lobel in his series of award-winning children's books. It imagines how Frog and Toad would respond to the COVID-19 pandemic and the changes it would - and would not - make in their lives.
Written by Anthony Lane, based on the balcony scene from Romeo & Juliet, by William Shakespeare
Romeo and Juliet woo during the pandemic.
Written by Thomas W. Stephens
During a washing-machine repair call, Russian émigrés Rudolph and Natalia discover they are more than mere acquaintances.
Written by Thomas W. Stephens
To fill time in the early, sheltering days of the pandemic, Tammy convinces Scott to join her in sketching each other.
Written by Thomas W. Stephens
Has Grandpa gone missing? Midgie returns to her estranged husband to learn why the old man seems to have disappeared with the mysterious Jesse.
Written by Harry Bagdasian
Comedic satire focusing on a topical talk show where the host ambushes and ridicules his guests.
Written by Ernie Joselovitz
Alan's tribute to a mentor, Mrs. Cheverly, a relationship that spans nearly 40 years, from the first meeting to the final phone call.
Written by Sam Graber
Are corporations people?
Written and Directed by Jan Carpman
A woman working from home during the pandemic, repeatedly calls tech support at her WiFi company in order to solve a critical, email problem.
Written by Elizabeth Appleby
A satirical look at the excesses of political correctness.
Written by Sam Graber
Having finished reading aloud the first draft of “Hamlet,” actors deliver feedback to the playwright.
Written by Sam Graber
In a dank dungeon, two statisticians tabulate data. “Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead” meets “The West Wing.”
Written by Emily Feldman
A family has some trouble with their kitchen sink while they try to remember the story of how they met, or a version of it anyway.
Written by Steph Del Rosso
Nell's meditation app tells her to think of a place that brings her ease. Nell's meditation app tells her to breathe. So she tries.
Written by Leigh Strimbeck
Two women reconnect after the funeral of their charismatic college art professor.
Written by Leigh Strimbeck
In the early days of the pandemic, a female store clerk and a male customer transform a potentially fraught situation into a tender moment.
Written by Michael Brady
A day in the life of a cafe, featuring equal parts comedy and drama - and did you hear what they are saying at the next table?
Written and directed by Michael Brady
A near collision in the grocery store, and the answer to the question of who gets the last roll of toilet paper.
