Millborough Stories

Middle-aged CAM enters a hospital room, encountering a woman he had known in his youth. The two engage in a discussion of past missteps which may have brought them to where they find themselves this day.

A One-Act Play about Alzheimer’s Disease" is about one man's journey through a cruel and debilitating illness played out by spectators at a baseball game.

Two young people are seen in a "car", arguing over how to find "Lover's Lane".

Four plays intended for young actors. Suitable for all audiences. Includes: "The Magical Monkeys of Mergatroid" "Rapunzel" "Rumpelstiltskin" and "The Emperor's New Clothes"

A chance encounter with a mysterious yet tortured soul sends Malcolm Newman back to May 7, 1915 in an attempt to save the woman. This powerful two-act drama intertwines actual events and stories of those who survived and perished aboard the RMS Lusitania.

“Heaven’s Rivers” is a two-act dramatic play that explores a man’s faith in God, in others and in himself.

A young boy, from wealthy family, meets a young girl from poor economic circumstances at a park.

“Hot Rod Hot Dogs” is set in a restaurant in the town of Blakesville, California, circa 1958. The owner of the restaurant, Mimi Nawrocki, is in danger of losing her business if the drag strip across the street gets closed down by Mr. Benson, the corrupt deputy mayor of the town. Featuring songs written by Tommy Boyce & Bobby Hart, "Hot Rod Hot Dogs" is a musical the entire family can enjoy!

Follow the many twists and turns in the two-act drama “May or June” as a young newlywed tries to find the answers to a mystery involving his bride.

Imagine what would happen if Neil Simon ever collaborated with Howard Stern. You’d probably get a story like “Murder at Club Fishnet”, a sexual farce about a murder that takes place in a brothel!

A natural sciences professor specializing in araneology at Millborough University dies suddenly. Several students find his death suspicious and decide to investigate. They discover a new breed of venomous spider the professor had been working on is all white and any venom and anti-venom would be worth millions to many. So, the professor was murdered for his work. But by whom? This is the first chapter in a trilogy featuring these characters. Also see: "Legend of the Rain Wolf" and "Ghost in the Camera".

Millborough University students hike the Canadian wilderness to witness the annual Perseids meteor shower. The group discovers the area is haunted by the collective spirits of Rain Wolves, unseen phantoms producing mystical howls at the moonlight. Chapter 2 of the "White Spider Trilogy".