Henrietta pursues her legal career in a small Oklahoma town where people getting into peculiar predicaments seems to be a popular pastime, with unpredictable outcomes.
Art of the Can, for instance, tells about her getting caught in a right place - a women's restroom - at a wrong time...being charged with criminal behavior...and getting hauled into court.
Big Game Bidness reprises her past experience as a high school cheerleader...with a bassaackward twist requiring her to now root against her alma mater in a bigtime football game...and likely get run out of her little ol' hometown.
Litigation, the Musical memorializes a particular courtroom appearance in which she discovers - like a Bard is reputed to have said - that all the world is a stage...and that everyone has a part to play, like it or not.
How does Henrietta cope with the overarching so-called Murphy's Law that everything than can go wrong will go wrong, and at the worst possible time?