A modern parable in a one act play. Inspired by the fictional character that was the source of many childhood taunts, corporate mogul, Mr. Grinich, plots to steal not only Christmas, but also... More > Hanukkah, Ramadan and all other celebrations of faith that he sees as mere inconveniences to his business plans. A multi-faith angel sets out to teach him the error of his ways. Suitable for children's shows, high school or amateur productions or professional theatre. Approximately one hour running time.< Less
Three one-act plays from the darker places just outside your reach. "Eric's New Job" - After being struck by a car, Eric starts his afterlife career, taking a job as a Deceased Entities... More > Afterlife Transfer Host (D.E.A.T.H.). His training goes relatively smoothly until he must literally confront a ghost from his past. "Gaewulf" - It's going to be difficult enough for Mike to tell his parents that he's gay. Then he discovers that his lover is a werewolf. A beautiful full moon rises just as Mike's parents arrive. "Jeremy" - A psychological thriller about an unbalanced window dresser who seeks advice from her mannequins on how to deal with those she views as enemies.< Less
Three one-act plays that peek through the gaps in your reality. "Spare Parts & Stray Plots" - A writer's characters come to life and demand the freedom to speak their own minds. Art... More > imitating life imitating art imitating Humphrey Bogart. Except for the fictitious parts, this is the true story of how this play was written. "Just Another Business Lunch" - God and the Devil meet over lunch for their regular business review and discover several discrepancies in the accounting reports. Things are further complicated when a third party company launches a hostile take over of both of their operations. "Faster Than A Single Bound" - The Super-Hero members of The Legion of Justice try to cope with new members, identity crises, insurance problems and municipal red tape.< Less
Three writers for a sketch comedy television program encounter complications in their working relationships when extra-marital activities are accidentally revealed. The tension starts to affect the... More > content of their sketches, with hilarious results in this three act comedy.< Less
The Legion of Justice faces the ultimate threat when an impostor infiltrates their ranks. With heroes, villains, superpowers and romance, this is a comedy of superheroic proportions. Two act play... More > with a cast of seven (4M, 3F)< Less
Marty Scribbler is a young boy who is afraid of books. He doesn't know why, he just is. One day his class has a school trip to the library and Marty must face his fears. He discovers that books are... More > fun and exciting and not scary at all. This book was inspired by and written for Family Literacy Week, with the aim of encouraging reading among children.< Less
Tears and laughter, anger and love merge explosively as a wheelchair-bound hockey player, a blind photographer and an amputee factory worker meet for group therapy sessions in this moving and... More > dramatic play about healing and accomplishing the impossible.< Less
A modern parable in a one act play. Inspired by the fictional character that was the source of many childhood taunts, corporate mogul, Mr. Grinich, plots to steal not only Christmas, but also... More > Hanukkah, Ramadan and all other celebrations of faith that he sees as mere inconveniences to his business plans. A multi-faith angel sets out to teach him the error of his ways.
Suitable for children's shows, high school or amateur productions, or professional theatre. Approximately one hour running time.< Less
A collection of stories and articles by award-winning playwright T. Gregory Argall. Ranging from comedy to science fiction to social commentary and life stories, there is something to interest... More > everyone in this collection.
Includes the short story that inspired the upcoming novel "Darwin's Next Dance."< Less
Three one-act plays with strong women in unusual jobs.
"Suburban Femmes Fatales And The Great Sports Bar Caper" - Four housewives amuse themselves by plotting the fictitious robbery of the... More > local sports bar, which they feel has “stolen” their husbands. But it’s all just a game… isn’t it?
"Assassin Over Teakettle" - Corporate assassin, Natalia, is sent on a mission to locate a rival freelance killer. Unexpected twists and turns complicate the task as her target comes within reach. How does a vacationing small town couple fit into all of this? What is the secret buried in the past of Marty the room service guy? Who is Tireur Embusque?
"Holy Grail!" - A tired old Jewish man trains an atheist neo-punk folk-singer to replace him as the guardian of the Holy Grail.< Less
**** Don't miss the latest works from one of Canada's most prolific storytellers.
T. Gregory Argall is the author of nearly 20 plays. He is currently working on a musical (co-written with Todd McGinnis), two novels, a graphic novel, a web-series, a board game and, possibly, a nap. He lives in Brampton, Ontario with his wife, Margaret, his son, Robert, and Lefty Stitchnibbler the Wondercat.
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