Act Three

What do Broadway, a baseball museum, and a serial killer's apartment have in common? They're the settings for three one-act plays by veteran playwright, G. Joyce Chatman. Each play exhibits a different type of comedy, from tongue-in-cheek farce to irony to satire. Every one has unforgettable characters that come alive on the page. Act THREE demonstrates the range and expertise of a dramatist who knows how to develop character and how to create brief,hard-hitting theatrical excursions for the reader.