The Spring Comedy Festival is a collection of eight short original plays centered around a theme of “Life: Liberty and the Pursuit of Lust!” Jeff Daniels headed the team of local writers to create skits that offer comedy and something for everyone.

Jeff Daniels’ “Pedro’s Pasta” involves a couple whose regular meetings began when they fell in love while he was under the table one night.

In “Righting the Constitution” by Anthony Caselli, the guardians of The Bill of Rights discover a typo that threatens to shake the foundations of our country.

“Foul Play” by Jeffrey Herman is a wild takeoff on old film noir detective movies, with a twist.

“A Couple of New Women Sittin’ Around Talking” is Jeff Daniels’ portrayal of a very special support group, which begins with stereotypical male-bashing and ends in surprise.

“Four Extremely Attractive Women Sitting Around Fantasizing About Rich Orloff” by Rich Orloff is the author’s own fantasy, very well described by the title.

Dennis E. North’s “The Date”, an insightful look at the sexual games we play, is about a morose man outside a dance club who meets an angel clad in a most unusual disguise.

“Rosemary and Julian”, also by Jeff Daniels, takes place on a movie set on which two stars are preparing to shoot a nude love scene.