Fast, Fresh, Funny: Your Next Stage Comedy Starts Here.
A Situation in... Safe Haven: A Witness Protection Comedy Play. What happens when a crooked bank executive, a mobster, a nun, and a man who commercializes the witness protection program all land in the same tiny Northern California town? Total, hilarious havoc. If you've been searching for a funny play script that is fast, fresh, and genuinely fun to read or stage, A Situation in... Safe Haven delivers laughs from the first page to the last.Finding the right comedy for your community theater, drama club, or reading group can be frustrating. Too many scripts are slow, predictable, or forgettable. Here, Jenny and Stanley leave their old lives behind and try to build a new family, and you'll fall for every colorful, memorable character along the way. Written by John DeGaetano, a longtime San Francisco Bay Area theater director and author, this witness protection comedy brings light-hearted adventure, a little silliness, and a touch of romance. It also slips in thoughtful moments about workplace ethics, friendship, and pulling together in an economic crisis.
You'll have a hard time putting this script down. Twists and turns keep the story moving, making it an ideal pick for directors, actors, and anyone who loves a good comedy. Pick up your paperback copy today, then explore more plays by DeGaetano, including The Fat Man, Once Upon a Crime, Average Joe, and the new Sherlock Holmes and the Princess Jewel. Order now and find your next stage favorite before your next season's planning begins
FAQWho is A Situation in... Safe Haven for?
It is for theater directors, actors, community theater groups, drama clubs, and readers who enjoy light-hearted comedy scripts.
What is the play about?
A crooked bank executive, a mobster, a nun, and a man who commercializes the witness protection program all arrive in a tiny Northern California town. Jenny and Stanley leave their old lives behind and try to build a new family. The comedy includes adventure, silliness, a touch of romance, and light themes of workplace ethics and friendship.
Who wrote it?
John DeGaetano, a theater director and author in the San Francisco Bay Area for many years. His other plays include The Fat Man, Once Upon a Crime, Average Joe, and Sherlock Holmes and the Princess Jewel.