

Oy (part of the full-length play OY!)
Rich Orloff
OY!
is a collection of 13 short comedies, each illustrating the meaning of a Yiddish word -- including the untold stories of Eve and Adam, Einstein's demanding mother, the divorce trial of God and the human, the use of unkosher food as an aphrodisiac, and three men in a steam room who communicate using only the word “oy.”
Appealing to audiences of all backgrounds, OY!
is a tribute to the absurdity and comedy of being human.
To purchase this book of 13 plays, click “Order this play” above.
To perform an individual play, click on its title below: Word Play Eve and Adam: The Untold Story Good News From Albert Stevie Goldstein Faces the Day of Atonement Unprepared Can This Marriage Be Saved?
Oy Murray, Leo and Sol Rewrite the Criminal Code A Trolley Named Tsuris Close Call Is Lust Kosher?
Come Light the Menorah Last-Minute Adjustments What Makes a Man?
OY! is a comedy play written by Rich Orloff and published by Playscripts .
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