Playwrights Round Table Proudly Presents: Red Vs. Blue

Seven New Plays Skewering American Politics

We are proud to present the next set of new plays written by our members, which commemorate and ridicule this year's political season. Scroll down for more information on each play:

A Dead Soldier in the Family by Ian Fraser

Directed by Avis-Marie Barnes -- A recently-killed Marine returns home to exact his revenge on the family which sent him off to war.

Behind the Curtain, by Bart Jones

Directed by Charles R. Dent-- Ben and Sam prepare to unleash the presidential Panderbot 3000 on an unsuspecting public.

Mr. Mittens by David Strauss

Directed by Paul Castaneda -- In which we discover just how much this country has gone to the dogs...or cats, as the case may be.

Normal is a Country by Steven Schutzman

Directed by Kate Singleton -- A shattered soldier home from Iraq tries to mend himself with the help of his mother.

Politically Incorrect Dating by Hank Kimmel

Directed by Kim Luffman -- Jessica tries to set up liberal Scott on a blind date with a Republican lady friend, chaos ensues.

Swing Voter by Brian Polak

Directed by Joshua Baggett -- A chronic swing voter who changes his mind constantly on important social issues exasperates his wife, and vice versa.

Waving Flags by Eric Olson

Directed by Aisha Soto -- A young girl throws away a scholarship and confronts her father after learning the truth of her heritage.


Red Vs. Blue will be performed at the Valencia Community College East Campus Black Box Theatre (701 N. Econlockhatchee Trail, Orlando) on July24-26 and July 31-August 2, 2008, at 8pm. Tickets are $15 for general admission and $12 for students, seniors, and PRT members.