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The House on Robbins Street
Three curious guests arrive at an exclusive haunted house experience, where the line between actor and apparition is as thin as a veil -- and just as easily torn. At first glance, The House on Robbins Street offers atmospheric chills, corseted vampires, and tongue-in-cheek seductions. But as the night deepens and the characters stray from their scripts, reality begins to fray. Illusion gives way to obsession. Role-play mutates into ritual. And something ancient begins to stir beneath the velvet and lace.
At the center are two sisters: Mircalla, a wide-eyed ingénue performing the part of a vampire, and Carmilla, who may not be pretending. As layers of artifice fall away and forbidden desires press to the surface, guests and ghosts alike are forced to confront who they truly are -- and what they’re becoming.
The House on Robbins Street is a deliciously theatrical blend of Hammer Horror, Fantasy Island, and Grimm’s Ghost Stories -- a gothic fever dream of temptation, illusion, and the fine line between performance and possession.
Six women. Two men. One set.
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Sing, Swing, and Sway
It’s a sun-soaked, laugh-loaded romp along the sandy playgrounds of Daytona Beach. Sly barkeep Rusty Weber juggles cocktails and a covert mission: to shield Valerie, the mob boss’s daughter, from Spring Break’s rampant revelry.
Valerie, however, is a rebel at heart, hungry for love and adventure, no matter the cost to her overprotective father – or Rusty’s neck. Rusty also faces a romantic tug-of-war between Mary Ann, his true love, and Diana, a bestselling author with more than footnotes in her fantasies.
Mix in Leopold, a local lothario who wants a slice of Valerie; Trennis, the bookish chap who’s infatuated with Diana; Mr. Fiedler, a motel owner with eviction schemes aimed at Rusty; and Summer, a cheeky stripper who strips away all inhibitions – and you have a potent brew of mischief and mayhem.
“Sing, Swing, and Sway” weaves together love, loyalty, and ludicrous shenanigans in a character-driven comedy that’s as unpredictable as it is uproarious. Grab your flip-flops and your funny bone -- this is a Spring Break love-and-laugh fest you won’t want to miss!
Five men. Five women. One set.
Twelve Bar Blues
A two-act collection of twelve comic sketches – all taking place on one simple set, a bar called The Jungle Room.
Two cocktail waitresses and a bartender serve as the main characters. Throughout the evening, they encounter a crazy cast of barflies, including: Jones, a music major who is earning his fine arts degree in playing the maracas . . . Dean, who wants his date to mother him – complete with baby bonnet and bib . . . and Malinda, a ventriloquist who’s come to the bar to find her dummy. Or as her ex puts it, "I know she likes to manipulate men – but this is ridiculous!"
Its intoxicating satire, sparkling wit, and dry humor is guaranteed to raise your spirits.
Ten men. Nine women. One set.
The Sing Sing Suite
Hunk Shaughnessy lives a life of luxury . . . in jail.
Sing Sing is run like a highfalutin hotel. This is because the warden is more interested in having her prisoners love her than she is in jurisprudence. When they make her happy, she makes them happy.
But Hunk’s status quo is shattered when a new inmate is booked: Eli Witter, the world’s greatest escape artist. Eli plans an escape, but Sing Sing is so luxurious, they don’t lock the doors.
Eli knows he would look foolish busting out of a prison that’s not detaining him. He vows to transform Sing Sing into a maximum-security penitentiary – and then escape. Hunk vows to thwart Eli and preserve Sing Sing’s quality of life.
Three men. Two women. One set.
And God Created Laughter
A comic romp through the stories of the Bible, told by the One who knows it best – God Himself.
Have you ever had a backstage pass to Heaven with the Creator of all things? Find out what really happened when Adam and Eve discovered they were naked. What do Charlie’s Angels have to do with the Bible? And why did the Devil go down to Georgia?
“And God Created Laughter” is your unprecedented invitation into the past, present, and future. It’s taken God 10,000 years to appear on stage like this . . . the hilarious story of mankind as you may never see it again.
Six men. Five women. One set.
Yes! It’s The Jay Huling Show!
Come back to an era of network prime time where variety shows were the most popular genre on television. “Yes! It’s The Jay Huling Show!” is a parody of the TV show Jay would have had – if he had ever had a TV show.
It emulates the self-deprecating humor of The Dean Martin Show, the swinging hipness of Laugh-In, the sketch comedy of The Carol Burnett Show, the music and dancing of shows like Sonny & Cher or Tony Orlando & Dawn, and the sexy madcap zaniness of The Benny Hill Show. And, yes, it even has irresistibly campy commercials.
Jay plays host to a cavalcade of guest stars, including renowned poet laureate Sir Derrick Hatt; the comedy team of Leevem & Lovem; Europe’s newest and hottest all-girl pop group, The Sweet Nectarines; and extra special guest, international super model and motion picture star Ginger Golden.
If you’re looking for something different . . . a feel-good, enjoyable evening of laugh-out-loud entertainment . . . give your audiences the fond memories produced by “Yes! It’s The Jay Huling Show!”
Six men. Five women. One set.
EvoleeGPT
Joke Cassidy is embarrassed by his constant failures in life. And his latest troubles – losing his job and his girlfriend on the same day – has driven him to desperation. So he tries to pass off a robot, who he swiped from his job at Walt Disney World, as his new girlfriend to friends visiting from out of town.
She’s so lifelike, it works, and Joke has something he’s always wanted: the envy of others. However, when flaws in her design start to be uncovered, Joke must constantly replace parts stolen from Disney World to keep her alive. And, depending on the part he’s forced to use, she takes on various personalities – from Mary Poppins to Marilyn Monroe to Elvis Presley.
For the characters, it’s all one big electronic comedy complication after another. For your audiences, it’s an evening of hilarity.
This is the full-length reimagining of Jay’s popular one-act comedy It Happened At Kings Island.
Four men. Four women. One set.
On Stage
In the early 2000s, Kelly Wise stands as a commanding conservative voice on Fox News, a stark contrast to her '70s persona as the risqué sensation of “NBC Presents Hank & Jay.”
While she’s artfully distanced herself from that bygone era of glitz and mischief, an opportunity arises that tugs at her legacy: producing a documentary on the very show that launched her fame. Diving back into the vibrant world of “Hank & Jay,” Kelly finds herself amidst a whirlwind of old Hollywood allure, startling revelations, and simmering romances. Torn between her carefully crafted present and a past that refuses to stay backstage, Kelly’s journey becomes an intricate dance of identity and ambition.
“ON STAGE” unveils a mesmerizing tale of fame’s double-edged sword, where a woman’s attempt to align her past stardom with her present stature unfolds amidst a media world that never forgets.
That Jack Valentine
“THAT JACK VALENTINE” by Jay Huling is a full-length, two-act absurd comedy that weaves a tale of political intrigue and romantic entanglements in the small town of Lebanon, Kansas – the geographic center of the United States.
The story centers on Jack Valentine, a shrewd political strategist who finds himself working for both mayoral candidates - Republican Billy Cox and Democrat Fanny Love - while keeping each job a secret from the other.
The narrative satirizes the farcical aspects of political campaigns, showcasing Valentine’s adeptness at manipulating media and public perception. His romantic involvement with Jill Garrett of the “Vote For Cox” campaign adds a layer of complexity to the already tangled web of his professional life.
As Valentine navigates through a minefield of political maneuvers and personal dilemmas, the play humorously exposes the superficiality and duplicity often found in the world of politics. The climax brings together the threads of Valentine’s double dealings and romantic escapades, leading to a resolution that is both comical and thought-provoking.
Four men. Three women. One set.
The Church of Diminishing Marginal Returns
When incorrigible entrepreneur Josh Pocket finds himself in severe financial trouble, he cons his evangelical brother Jon into starting their own church.
Although Jon has a penchant for hermeneutical biblical exegesis and is quite sincere about the endeavor, Josh is only interested in collecting tithes and love offerings.
Josh and Jon’s endeavor is so financially successful, they’re able to pay off most of their debts. This doesn’t sit well with their banker, Gordon Hepworth, who has been making a handsome living off of the interest from their outstanding loans.
And when Nancy Fairchild of the IRS uncovers the church’s activities... uh-oh! She launches a formal investigation. Josh and Jon must get their act together to qualify as a bona fide 401-C-3 tax-exempt church corporation.
Three men. Two women. One set.
Jejune in June
This high-energy comedic farce plunges headfirst into the absurdity of accidental matrimony. June Tyler wakes up horrified to discover she’s naked, in a hotel bed, and sleeping with a stranger she doesn’t remember marrying 12 hours ago.
Determined to annul their spontaneous union, June and her bigamous new husband Frank find themselves thwarted at every turn by a delightful rogues’ gallery: Carlton Lane, an opportunistic wedding planner turned marriage counselor; Vito Santioni, an old-school safecracker waxing nostalgic about the golden age of crime; and Sophie Bodine, the hotel’s wildly inappropriate yet endearingly nosy housekeeper.
Amidst the chaos, June and Frank discover uncomfortable truths about themselves, their relationships, and the thin line between conning others and fooling themselves.
Fast paced and brimming with unexpected heart, JEJUNE IN JUNE is an uproarious exploration of love, deception, and the hilarious consequences of waking up next to exactly the wrong person at the right time.
Four men. Two women. One set.
CLAMBAKED!
The hook of “Clambaked!” has a throwback quality as it showcases a range of production settings from popular Elvis Presley films. The story features a quirky ensemble of characters in a lively fever-dream narrative filled with comedic antics, physical gags, witty banter and cinematic action (all of the fights, chases, rescues and musical numbers can fare well on the big screen.)
This is a bizarre, fun script that’s totally engrossing and keeps the reader on their toes, always wanting to know more. From just the premise alone – that a man is trapped inside a world of Elvis movies, and all the different characters cross into each other’s worlds – it makes this script something people feel compelled to read.
Triple Trouble
An Evening of Elvis Movie One-Act Plays
Treat your audiences to this spirited stage spoof of iconic Elvis Presley movies.
Swing out and sound off with G.I. Red, White & Blues as you’re immersed in Germany’s lively nightlife. Tulsa McLean is on a love campaign to woo a French can-can dancer, but he gets more than he bargained for in a world of cultural capers and romantic mishaps.
Next, Aloha, Hawaiian Style sweeps you to a tropical paradise. Laugh along with Chad and Maile, former lovers turned business partners, as they manage a chaotic tour group while rekindling their romance.
And bring it all home with Lucky in Las Vegas, racing into Sin City’s neon excitement. Follow Elvis and Ann-Margret as they navigate love, laughter, and a high-speed Grand Prix in the heart of Fun Town, U.S.A.
TRIPLE TROUBLE is perfect for theatres seeking a light-hearted production, all on a single set. Request your reading copy today!
Comes Now Hooligan
It’s a razor-sharp legal farce that hurtles through the corridors of justice and vice with unstoppable momentum. Meet Max Hooligan, a fast-talking, morally flexible defense attorney who is as brilliant as he is irreverent. Alongside his no-nonsense assistant Beatrice Davis, Max finds himself juggling a cast of misfit clients, including a saucy camgirl, a high-brow escort, and a paranoid massage parlor owner — all while trying to outwit his courtroom rival, Gail Galloway, and navigate the temperamental rulings of the Honorable Judge Samuel Cohen.
But beneath the witty banter and chaotic antics lies a dark conspiracy. When Max stumbles upon a VIP List documenting the scandalous dealings of the city’s most powerful figures, he’s thrust into a high-stakes battle involving blackmail, murder, and the deeply compromised fabric of justice itself. With the fate of his clients -- and his own reputation -- on the line, Max must use every trick in the book to expose the truth, even if it means going head-to-head with the very system he’s sworn to subvert.
A wild ride through the seedy underbelly of a city where nothing is as it seems, “Comes Now Hooligan” combines laugh-out-loud comedy with biting social commentary. It’s a play about justice, redemption, and the lengths one scrappy attorney will go to for the forgotten and the flawed.
Six women. Five men. One set.
Hard Luck Sings The Blues
Heinz Laughlin is a self-conscious guy in a self-conscious story about his attempts to woo the woman of his dreams.
Heinz is aware that he’s a character in a play and that his Playwright has purposely put obstacles in the way, but he believes he can manipulate the Playwright’s will (and get what he wants) if he just tries hard enough.
He seeks counsel from a mail-order minister who's written over 1,200 how-to books . . . hires a woman from an escort service to help him “practice” for his big date . . . fasts for three days to get the Playwright to answer his prayer . . . and sends his beloved a direct mail love letter.
Will he get what he wants or get what’s coming to him?
Three men. Two women. One Set.
Twelve Bar Blues
A two-act collection of twelve comic sketches – all taking place on one simple set, a bar called The Jungle Room.
Two cocktail waitresses and a bartender serve as the main characters. Throughout the evening, they encounter a crazy cast of barflies, including: Jones, a music major who is earning his fine arts degree in playing the maracas . . . Dean, who wants his date to mother him – complete with baby bonnet and bib . . . and Malinda, a ventriloquist who’s come to the bar to find her dummy. Or as her ex puts it, "I know she likes to manipulate men – but this is ridiculous!"
Its intoxicating satire, sparkling wit, and dry humor is guaranteed to raise your spirits.
Ten men. Nine women. One set.
Triple Trouble
An Evening of Elvis Movie One-Act Plays
Treat your audiences to this spirited stage spoof of iconic Elvis Presley movies.
Swing out and sound off with G.I. Red, White & Blues as you’re immersed in Germany’s lively nightlife. Tulsa McLean is on a love campaign to woo a French can-can dancer, but he gets more than he bargained for in a world of cultural capers and romantic mishaps.
Next, Aloha, Hawaiian Style sweeps you to a tropical paradise. Laugh along with Chad and Maile, former lovers turned business partners, as they manage a chaotic tour group while rekindling their romance.
And bring it all home with Lucky in Las Vegas, racing into Sin City’s neon excitement. Follow Elvis and Ann-Margret as they navigate love, laughter, and a high-speed Grand Prix in the heart of Fun Town, U.S.A.
TRIPLE TROUBLE is perfect for theatres seeking a light-hearted production, all on a single set. Request your reading copy today!
EvoleeGPT
Joke Cassidy is embarrassed by his constant failures in life. And his latest troubles – losing his job and his girlfriend on the same day – has driven him to desperation. So he tries to pass off a robot, who he swiped from his job at Walt Disney World, as his new girlfriend to friends visiting from out of town.
She’s so lifelike, it works, and Joke has something he’s always wanted: the envy of others. However, when flaws in her design start to be uncovered, Joke must constantly replace parts stolen from Disney World to keep her alive. And, depending on the part he’s forced to use, she takes on various personalities – from Mary Poppins to Marilyn Monroe to Elvis Presley.
For the characters, it’s all one big electronic comedy complication after another. For your audiences, it’s an evening of hilarity.
This is the full-length reimagining of Jay’s popular one-act comedy It Happened At Kings Island.
Four men. Four women. One set.
That Jack Valentine
“THAT JACK VALENTINE” by Jay Huling is a full-length, two-act absurd comedy that weaves a tale of political intrigue and romantic entanglements in the small town of Lebanon, Kansas – the geographic center of the United States.
The story centers on Jack Valentine, a shrewd political strategist who finds himself working for both mayoral candidates - Republican Billy Cox and Democrat Fanny Love - while keeping each job a secret from the other.
The narrative satirizes the farcical aspects of political campaigns, showcasing Valentine’s adeptness at manipulating media and public perception. His romantic involvement with Jill Garrett of the “Vote For Cox” campaign adds a layer of complexity to the already tangled web of his professional life.
As Valentine navigates through a minefield of political maneuvers and personal dilemmas, the play humorously exposes the superficiality and duplicity often found in the world of politics. The climax brings together the threads of Valentine’s double dealings and romantic escapades, leading to a resolution that is both comical and thought-provoking.
Four men. Three women. One set.
The Sing Sing Suite
Hunk Shaughnessy lives a life of luxury . . . in jail.
Sing Sing is run like a highfalutin hotel. This is because the warden is more interested in having her prisoners love her than she is in jurisprudence. When they make her happy, she makes them happy.
But Hunk’s status quo is shattered when a new inmate is booked: Eli Witter, the world’s greatest escape artist. Eli plans an escape, but Sing Sing is so luxurious, they don’t lock the doors.
Eli knows he would look foolish busting out of a prison that’s not detaining him. He vows to transform Sing Sing into a maximum-security penitentiary – and then escape. Hunk vows to thwart Eli and preserve Sing Sing’s quality of life.
Three men. Two women. One set.
The House on Robbins Street
Three curious guests arrive at an exclusive haunted house experience, where the line between actor and apparition is as thin as a veil -- and just as easily torn. At first glance, The House on Robbins Street offers atmospheric chills, corseted vampires, and tongue-in-cheek seductions. But as the night deepens and the characters stray from their scripts, reality begins to fray. Illusion gives way to obsession. Role-play mutates into ritual. And something ancient begins to stir beneath the velvet and lace.
At the center are two sisters: Mircalla, a wide-eyed ingénue performing the part of a vampire, and Carmilla, who may not be pretending. As layers of artifice fall away and forbidden desires press to the surface, guests and ghosts alike are forced to confront who they truly are -- and what they’re becoming.
The House on Robbins Street is a deliciously theatrical blend of Hammer Horror, Fantasy Island, and Grimm’s Ghost Stories -- a gothic fever dream of temptation, illusion, and the fine line between performance and possession.
Six women. Two men. One set.
CURRENTLY IN DEVELOPMENT
Jejune in June
This high-energy comedic farce plunges headfirst into the absurdity of accidental matrimony. June Tyler wakes up horrified to discover she’s naked, in a hotel bed, and sleeping with a stranger she doesn’t remember marrying 12 hours ago.
Determined to annul their spontaneous union, June and her bigamous new husband Frank find themselves thwarted at every turn by a delightful rogues’ gallery: Carlton Lane, an opportunistic wedding planner turned marriage counselor; Vito Santioni, an old-school safecracker waxing nostalgic about the golden age of crime; and Sophie Bodine, the hotel’s wildly inappropriate yet endearingly nosy housekeeper.
Amidst the chaos, June and Frank discover uncomfortable truths about themselves, their relationships, and the thin line between conning others and fooling themselves.
Fast paced and brimming with unexpected heart, JEJUNE IN JUNE is an uproarious exploration of love, deception, and the hilarious consequences of waking up next to exactly the wrong person at the right time.
Four men. Two women. One set.
On Stage
In the early 2000s, Kelly Wise stands as a commanding conservative voice on Fox News, a stark contrast to her '70s persona as the risqué sensation of “NBC Presents Hank & Jay.”
While she’s artfully distanced herself from that bygone era of glitz and mischief, an opportunity arises that tugs at her legacy: producing a documentary on the very show that launched her fame. Diving back into the vibrant world of “Hank & Jay,” Kelly finds herself amidst a whirlwind of old Hollywood allure, startling revelations, and simmering romances. Torn between her carefully crafted present and a past that refuses to stay backstage, Kelly’s journey becomes an intricate dance of identity and ambition.
“ON STAGE” unveils a mesmerizing tale of fame’s double-edged sword, where a woman’s attempt to align her past stardom with her present stature unfolds amidst a media world that never forgets.
Sing, Swing, and Sway
It’s a sun-soaked, laugh-loaded romp along the sandy playgrounds of Daytona Beach. Sly barkeep Rusty Weber juggles cocktails and a covert mission: to shield Valerie, the mob boss’s daughter, from Spring Break’s rampant revelry.
Valerie, however, is a rebel at heart, hungry for love and adventure, no matter the cost to her overprotective father – or Rusty’s neck. Rusty also faces a romantic tug-of-war between Mary Ann, his true love, and Diana, a bestselling author with more than footnotes in her fantasies.
Mix in Leopold, a local lothario who wants a slice of Valerie; Trennis, the bookish chap who’s infatuated with Diana; Mr. Fiedler, a motel owner with eviction schemes aimed at Rusty; and Summer, a cheeky stripper who strips away all inhibitions – and you have a potent brew of mischief and mayhem.
“Sing, Swing, and Sway” weaves together love, loyalty, and ludicrous shenanigans in a character-driven comedy that’s as unpredictable as it is uproarious. Grab your flip-flops and your funny bone -- this is a Spring Break love-and-laugh fest you won’t want to miss!
Five men. Five women. One set.
Hard Luck Sings The Blues
Heinz Laughlin is a self-conscious guy in a self-conscious story about his attempts to woo the woman of his dreams.
Heinz is aware that he’s a character in a play and that his Playwright has purposely put obstacles in the way, but he believes he can manipulate the Playwright’s will (and get what he wants) if he just tries hard enough.
He seeks counsel from a mail-order minister who's written over 1,200 how-to books . . . hires a woman from an escort service to help him “practice” for his big date . . . fasts for three days to get the Playwright to answer his prayer . . . and sends his beloved a direct mail love letter.
Will he get what he wants or get what’s coming to him?
Three men. Two women. One Set.
CLAMBAKED!
The hook of “Clambaked!” has a throwback quality as it showcases a range of production settings from popular Elvis Presley films. The story features a quirky ensemble of characters in a lively fever-dream narrative filled with comedic antics, physical gags, witty banter and cinematic action (all of the fights, chases, rescues and musical numbers can fare well on the big screen.)
This is a bizarre, fun script that’s totally engrossing and keeps the reader on their toes, always wanting to know more. From just the premise alone – that a man is trapped inside a world of Elvis movies, and all the different characters cross into each other’s worlds – it makes this script something people feel compelled to read.
The Church of Diminishing Marginal Returns
When incorrigible entrepreneur Josh Pocket finds himself in severe financial trouble, he cons his evangelical brother Jon into starting their own church.
Although Jon has a penchant for hermeneutical biblical exegesis and is quite sincere about the endeavor, Josh is only interested in collecting tithes and love offerings.
Josh and Jon’s endeavor is so financially successful, they’re able to pay off most of their debts. This doesn’t sit well with their banker, Gordon Hepworth, who has been making a handsome living off of the interest from their outstanding loans.
And when Nancy Fairchild of the IRS uncovers the church’s activities... uh-oh! She launches a formal investigation. Josh and Jon must get their act together to qualify as a bona fide 401-C-3 tax-exempt church corporation.
Three men. Two women. One set.
Comes Now Hooligan
It’s a razor-sharp legal farce that hurtles through the corridors of justice and vice with unstoppable momentum. Meet Max Hooligan, a fast-talking, morally flexible defense attorney who is as brilliant as he is irreverent. Alongside his no-nonsense assistant Beatrice Davis, Max finds himself juggling a cast of misfit clients, including a saucy camgirl, a high-brow escort, and a paranoid massage parlor owner — all while trying to outwit his courtroom rival, Gail Galloway, and navigate the temperamental rulings of the Honorable Judge Samuel Cohen.
But beneath the witty banter and chaotic antics lies a dark conspiracy. When Max stumbles upon a VIP List documenting the scandalous dealings of the city’s most powerful figures, he’s thrust into a high-stakes battle involving blackmail, murder, and the deeply compromised fabric of justice itself. With the fate of his clients -- and his own reputation -- on the line, Max must use every trick in the book to expose the truth, even if it means going head-to-head with the very system he’s sworn to subvert.
A wild ride through the seedy underbelly of a city where nothing is as it seems, “Comes Now Hooligan” combines laugh-out-loud comedy with biting social commentary. It’s a play about justice, redemption, and the lengths one scrappy attorney will go to for the forgotten and the flawed.
Six women. Five men. One set.
And God Created Laughter
A comic romp through the stories of the Bible, told by the One who knows it best – God Himself.
Have you ever had a backstage pass to Heaven with the Creator of all things? Find out what really happened when Adam and Eve discovered they were naked. What do Charlie’s Angels have to do with the Bible? And why did the Devil go down to Georgia?
“And God Created Laughter” is your unprecedented invitation into the past, present, and future. It’s taken God 10,000 years to appear on stage like this . . . the hilarious story of mankind as you may never see it again.
Six men. Five women. One set.
Yes! It’s The Jay Huling Show!
Come back to an era of network prime time where variety shows were the most popular genre on television. “Yes! It’s The Jay Huling Show!” is a parody of the TV show Jay would have had – if he had ever had a TV show.
It emulates the self-deprecating humor of The Dean Martin Show, the swinging hipness of Laugh-In, the sketch comedy of The Carol Burnett Show, the music and dancing of shows like Sonny & Cher or Tony Orlando & Dawn, and the sexy madcap zaniness of The Benny Hill Show. And, yes, it even has irresistibly campy commercials.
Jay plays host to a cavalcade of guest stars, including renowned poet laureate Sir Derrick Hatt; the comedy team of Leevem & Lovem; Europe’s newest and hottest all-girl pop group, The Sweet Nectarines; and extra special guest, international super model and motion picture star Ginger Golden.
If you’re looking for something different . . . a feel-good, enjoyable evening of laugh-out-loud entertainment . . . give your audiences the fond memories produced by “Yes! It’s The Jay Huling Show!”
Six men. Five women. One set.