On a rainy night, two gentlemen overheard a flower seller talking to another vendor and bet that one of them could make her a flower shop manager if she agreed to learn to "enunciate and articulate" her language.  She, Eliza, overhears the bet and takes them up on it.  Over the next few weeks, she does just what he suggests, and finds herself mixing in upper-class teas and picnics, and requests her own flower shop!  She's moving out!  The gentlemen are caught.  But they've become "accustomed to her face!"

A full-length comedy featuring three senior sisters who live together in the family homestead. Their family doctor has managed their health for many years and has just added a nurse to his practice who needs a place to live. A wonderful idea, since the sisters have a large house, he arranges for the nurse to board with them and bond with them in ways unexpected. Family secrets exposed, a black sheep or two, and “shocking” holiday hilarity.

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The Golden Autumn Players bring this delightful play to the Black Box at the Playmakers in February to spread a swath of sunshine on senior family life. 

John Jo Mulligan, a somewhat shy, young clerk, has a first date with Angela Nightingale.  The date went well until the following morning, when he needs to sneak her out of his lodging house.  Angela realizes she has become John's secret, so she turns the tables.  She convinces him he has led her astray while also robbing him in the process.