The boys discuss the relative value of poisoning your husband, and the ramifications of being a Sicilian woman in 1600's Rome.

Things get hairy, and quite meaty, as the boys answer a surprisingly timely question while discussing (Exit, Pursued by a Bear), by Lauren Gunderson.

The boys (and another lady!) tiptoe around some serious issues and stumble over song lyrics while discussing a One-Woman Show (with three leading ladies) that takes a dark turn, in FUKT, By Emma Goldman-Sherman

Featuring guest host Veronica Straight-Lingo. The boys (AND A LADY!) grapple with familial trauma, mental health, small towns, and fire pokers in The Beauty Queen of Leenane, by Martin McDonagh.

The Boys are BACK and discussing Daniel Prillaman's For a Limited Time Only. The play about life, relationships, and a never-ending supply of bread. Welcome to MTC Season TWO!

Hidden secrets abound as the boys futz around and find out about the Buried Child in this bonus episode about...Buried Child, by Sam Shepard

Season Two of Minutes to Curtain premieres March 1st, 2024!

From the MTC Archives. The Boys discuss Tigers be Still, by Kim Rosenstock. Sometimes Tigers don't be still, but sometimes they do. And this is one of those times.

Season Two of Minutes to Curtain will premiere in March, 2024!

Theresa Rebeck's "The Scene" explores the vanity and vapid, rapid pace of life in the New York/Hollywood socialite sphere. Backstabbing and double-entendre are the name of the game in this snappy, back-and-forth comic drama. Also the boys continue to act weird for no goddamn reason. Deal with it!

WARNING: This play involves dubious (at best) consent and a graphic climactic scene involving a sexual assault with an inanimate object. 

The boys do their best to be sensitive about graphic sexual violence while also pondering the values of selling the innocence of your family for a few hundred dollars. This one is a hell of a ride...

A group of friends and strangers passes the time post-apocalypse trying to remember the specific events of an episode of The Simpsons. Also, we discuss a play with the same premise.