One Act: Two One Act Plays

The Affair - A man and a woman, married to other people, meet at a restaurant for dinner. The play asks what it means to have an affair. Is having dinner with someone enough? Does it depend on what follows dinner or is it enough to judge them on what takes place during dinner? To what extent does this validate the Billy Graham rule, also known as the Modesto Manifesto; not to travel, meet, or eat alone with a woman other than his wife?

Lavender's Blue - What do we look for when seeking a partner? Is friendship enough? What else is required? The title is taken from the English Folk song and nursery rhyme from the 17th century. The premise of the play is from the lines of the song 'You must love me, cause I love you, ' and explores whether there are circumstances in which that can be enough.