Presented as part of Mill Mountain Theatre's Lunchtime Centerpiece Series.
The performance is free!

A heart-warming story of unlikely friendships and the triumph of spirit over real-life obstacles. Junebug earned his nickname back at the projects where he had a goody goody reputation and a habit of "bugging" everyone with too many questions. Now his Mom has taken a job at a retirement community promising him and his little sister a safer, happier home. But adjusting to living among old people, fighting off the bullies at his new school and, above all, finding a father figure to captain him through the difficulties of adolescence turn out to be rough sailing for our young hero. Ages 6 and up.

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Presented as part of Washington Women In Theatre "New Plays (Un)plugged" series on Wednesday, July 5, 2006 at the H Street Playhouse, 1365 H Street, NE. Tickets are $12.00. www.washingtonwit.org

will be published by Brooklyn Publishing.

Featured in Theatre J's 5 x 5 Play Festival.

Performed as part of the Bethesda Literary Festival "Play in a Day" event.

Featured in Theatre J's 5 x 5 Play Festival.

"It's Only a Cubicle," and "For Who, the Bell, Like Tolls" will each receive a 46 performance run at ShadowBox Newport, in Newport, Kentucky.

"Regret" will be featured in a festival of new works about motherhood, entitled, "Mother Lode," to be performed from August 10 – 14 at Manhattan Theatre Source, New York, NY. Cherry Red Artistic Director, Ian Allen, will direct.

This spring, "Dolores Murray is the Only Woman I've Ever Loved"
received its first public reading at the Philadelphia Dramatist's Center.

Boxing Day also received its first public reading by the Washington Shakespeare Company.

And Stretch Marks — Reduced was produced by the Potomac Theatre Company.