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Neil Simon. After a messy divorce, fastidious Felix Ungar moves in with slovenly Oscar Madison, leading to conflict and comedy.

Noël Coward. A novelist invites an eccentric medium to his house for a séance, and his deceased first wife is accidentally summoned, causing mayhem.

Aristophanes. The women of Greece band together and withhold sexual privileges from their men as a means to end the Peloponnesian War.

William Shakespeare. A wealthy shrew named Katharina is courted by Petruchio, who seeks her hand for her dowry, leading to a battle of wits and wills.

William Shakespeare. This play features several intertwined plots set in a forest, with feuding fairies and mixed-up lovers.

Joseph Kesselring. In this dark comedy, Mortimer Brewster discovers his aunts are homicidal maniacs who poison lonely old men.

Michael Frayn. A play about a troupe of second-rate actors rehearsing a flop called 'Nothing's On,' resulting in a farce both onstage and off.

William Shakespeare. A shipwreck separates twins Viola and Sebastian, but mistaken identity and gender-bending hijinks ensue when Viola disguises herself as a man.

Oscar Wilde. Two gentlemen use the same pseudonym ('Earnest') for their on-the-sly activities, leading to a comedy of mistaken identities.

William Shakespeare. The play centers around the romantic misadventures and misunderstandings between two couples: Beatrice & Benedick and Claudio & Hero.

Nikolai Gogol. In a case of mistaken identity, Hlestakov, a civil servant, is believed to be the incognito inspector visiting a corrupt town.

Molière. Alceste, the protagonist, hates the hypocrisy of society and yet is in love with Célimène, who embodies the traits he claims to despise.

George S. Kaufman and Moss Hart. The play portrays the eccentric Sycamore family and the mayhem that ensues when their daughter's fiancé brings his conservative parents to dinner.

William Shakespeare. This play involves two sets of twins separated at birth, resulting in mistaken identities and slapstick humor when their paths cross.

Mary Chase. Elwood P. Dowd, an affable man, claims to have an invisible friend Harvey—a 6'3.5" tall rabbit—which causes a dilemma for his family.

Molière. The play is about Tartuffe, a hypocritical religious devotee who tries to swindle Orgon out of his estate by pretending to be pious.

Marc Camoletti. The play revolves around bachelor Bernard, who is engaged to three air hostesses simultaneously and juggles his schedule until unexpected flight changes occur.

Henry Lewis, Jonathan Sayer, and Henry Shields. The Cornley Polytechnic Drama Society presents a 1920s whodunit, but everything that can go wrong does, with hilarious results.

Noël Coward. A divorced couple find themselves in adjacent hotel rooms with their new spouses, leading to old passions—and comedic conflict—flaring up again.