THREE MOMENTS IN TIME by Jerry Walker 1m 1f. Well, the evening does not go as planned… but they find that certain things don’t mean what they used to mean, and their relationship will grow even stronger through their evening’s trials. Two longtime friends, in their senior years, exit a restaurant in anticipation of an amorous evening together. THE FIRST TIME …AGAIN by Jerry Walker 1m 1f. He plays the curmudgeon, she the ever-willing-to-listen wife, as they try to live their lives with dignity and humor facing the onset of a place they have never really faced before. A long-married older couple look back on a life well-lived. THE CRANES: HARRY & EVELYN by Jerry Walker 1m 1f Interior. But then reality and the hand of a spouse can bring us back to our ‘home’. As we grow older, even the places we have frequented begin to seem less familiar. THE PATH by Jerry Walker 1m 1f 1f voice 1m voice. Two crusty women, ‘friends’ since High School, discover that through the years, they actually have shared their lives together - and like it. TWO LADIES PLAYING GO FISH by Jerry Walker 2f Interior. Two strangers, meeting over time, find how much they have in common and begin to share their lives. I WISH I HAD A BUDDY by Jerry Walker 1m 1f. As he prepares to meet her face to face, he is interrupted by a most unfortunate surprise. Anderson has developed a crush on someone in the neighborhood. ANDERSON’S CRUSH by Jerry Walker 1m 1f voice Interior/Exterior. (If you wish to obtain information on any individual title, click on the TITLE to take you to that play’s Ordering Page) If you want to produce the ENTIRE EVENING’s slate, please go to the REHEARSAL MATERIALS section below) Each show is also available for separate production.

This show is very flexible as to which scenes you present, so it could, then, be any length at all.

(Perfect for Senior Theatre groups and all others who perform for Senior audiences.)Ĩ plays ranging from comic to tragic make up this thoughtful and enlightening evening of theatre dealing with the issues of growing older.

We ain t dead yet