All the Girls Came Out to Play
by Richard T. Johnson, Daniel Hollywood

Two young bachelors move into a community eighty five miles from New York.

Four couples who are their neighbors suspect them of homosexuality, particularly when they overhear one calling the other Angel.

The husbands are incensed by their proximity since they suspect it will effect property values.

They forbid their wives to have anything to do with them.

When their backs are turned the wives revolt and the fun is on.

Ronnie Ames, one of the bachelors, is a composer writing a Broadway musical for his producer Angel Rodriguez.

The problem is Ronnie is a sexual athlete and it prevents him from working which is why Angel and he are here.

He has been abysmally celibate for two months.

The wives come over to welcome him and he seduces all but one of them.

How he does it and the repercussions make this a hilarious play.