Ned, Marshall, and Casey, three co-workers, debate whether or not to notify authorities that the "red light" has turned on. A comedic take on responsibility vs. inconvenience.

This sequel to the best-selling anthology contains contemporary plays by some of the world's most important writers. All are perfect for classes and showcases. Contents: After You. Steven Dietz. 1m, 1f [3886] American Welcome. Brian Friel. 1m [3702] Arizona Anniversaries. John Bishop. 1m, 2f [3705] Bed and Breakfast. Richard Dresser. 2m, 3f [3949] Confession. Conrad Bishop and Elizabeth Fuller. 2m, 1f. [ 5810] Eukiah. Lanford Wilson. 2m [7090] Eye to Eye. Chris Graybill. 2m, 1f [7130] Goblins Plot to Murder God. Mark O'Donnell. 2-6 m or f [9930] Going Nowhere Apace. Glen Merzer. 1m, 3f [9170] The Golden Accord. Wole Soyinka. 2m, 1f [9931] The Interrogation. Murphy Guyer. 1m, 1f [11667] Last Day of Camp. Jeffrey Sweet. 2m, 1f [13852] Lynette at 3;00. Jane Anderson. 2m, 1f [14940] The Man Who Couldn't Dance. Jason Katims. 1m, 1f [14950] Mental Reservations. Roger Cornish. 1m, 1f [14966] Mixed Emotions. Rob Krakower. 3m, 3f [14977] Out the Window. Neal Bell. 1m, 1f [17670] Pillow-Talk. John Pielmeier. 2m, 2f [18194] Problem-Solver. Michael Bigelow Dixon & Valerie Smith. 3m, 2f [18204] Procedure. Joyce Carol Oates. 2f [18205] Pyramid Effect. Marcia Dixcy. 3m, 3f [18210] Scruples. Jon Jory. 1m, 4f [21092] Sunday Go to Meeting. Shirley Lauro. 4f [21945] The Visit. Lyudmila Petrushevskaya, trans. by Steve Jones. 1m, 1f [24057] Visiting Dad. Judith Fein. 2m, 1f [24056] What She Found There. John Glore. 1m, 1f [25220]

Full Length, Comedy / 1m, 5f (to play several roles) / Areas In this breezy "NASComedy" the fast lane is stalled to a screeching halt by the arrival of a woman driver on the NASCAR scene, and egos get bruised as Holly "Legs" Nelson starts stealing the show, driving so fast some think she's cheating. Her rival, Hotshot, wants to sabotage her success, which results in a fast-paced story of NASCAR drivers and their kooky fans, all in pursuit of high-octane glory. And for the sexism of these chauvinist drivers? Well, they're all played by women!