Bathroom Humor
Bathroom Humor is a farce by Billy Van Zandt and Jane Milmore. This hilarious farce comes from the same pair of writers who brought you Lie, Cheat and Genuflect; What the Bellhop Saw; and (recently performed at the CCS) Love, Sex and the IRS.
Russ and Lucille regularly throw parties at their large suburban home and invite the whole office. Everyone feels obligated to go, but most would rather not be there. So…
Where can you go to escape the drunks, the stupid party games, the charades, and worst of all the “latest vacation” slides? The Bathroom
Where can you go to share the new gossip about office co-workers, their spouses, and their family members? The Bathroom
Where can you go to rendezvous with your secret office lover for a little hanky panky, without the rest of the office learning about your affair? The Bathroom
Where can you go when want to hide your substance abuse problem, whether drinking too much or sampling the pills in the medicine cabinet? The Bathroom
Where can you hide out and make adjustments when the new outfit you are wearing has a costume malfunction? The Bathroom
Where can you find peace and quiet, when you have become the object of nasty office gossip, jokes, or ridicule? The Bathroom
AND… Where can you NOT go if you have the need to “use the facilities” during an office party? The Bathroom
This ingeniously contrived play will have you feeling had you gone to this party you might have spent most of your time hiding out in… The Bathroom
It is true! The entire play takes place in The Bathroom.
You will meet the eight most interesting folks at Russ and Lucille’s party, but not Russ or Lucille. Throughout the evening these folks make their way in and out of The Bathroom.
They gossip, snoop, tell secrets, meet lovers, argue, seduce, and indulge in all forms of self-destructive behavior. In other words, you may witness anything and everything in The Bathroom.