Elizabeth F. (Elizabeth Frances) Guptill
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Answering the Phone: A Farce
A new maid's hilarious misinterpretations of telephone instructions lead to romantic mishaps and comedic chaos in a turn-of-the-century home.
By Elizabeth F. (Elizabeth Frances) Guptill
The Twins, and How They Entertained the New Minister: A Farce
Two mischievous youngsters turn a simple pastoral visit into a riotous comedy of errors and innocent misunderstandings.
By Elizabeth F. (Elizabeth Frances) Guptill
Christmas at McCarthy's
In a tenement filled with hope, a community bands together to create a magical Christmas for a young orphan, only to be surprised by a gift that no one expected.
By Elizabeth F. (Elizabeth Frances) Guptill
A Topsy-Turvy Christmas
In a world where kids rule and chaos reigns, two siblings discover that sometimes the best presents are the ones you already have.
By Elizabeth F. (Elizabeth Frances) Guptill
Christmas at Punkin Holler
When the Christmas tree mysteriously disappears during the final rehearsal, a teacher and her students at a one room schoolhouse scramble to save their holiday celebration.
By Elizabeth F. (Elizabeth Frances) Guptill
Taking the Census: A Farce
A census taker's task turns into a riotous comedy when he meets a quick-witted woman ready with a humorous retort for every question.
By Elizabeth F. (Elizabeth Frances) Guptill
The Changed Valentines, and Other Plays for St. Valentine's Day
In a house bursting with love and laughter, a mischievous boy’s Valentine's Day prank ignites a series of unexpected and comedic romantic mishaps.
By Elizabeth F. (Elizabeth Frances) Guptill
A Troublesome Flock: A Mother Goose Play for Children
Step into a world of whimsical wonder as familiar nursery rhyme characters come to life, sharing lively stories filled with laughter and a bit of mischief.
By Elizabeth F. (Elizabeth Frances) Guptill
An Uninvited Member: A Play for Girls in Two Scenes
In a boarding school, a society of girls trying to keep their secret plans under wraps find their mischievous fun turned upside down by a clever, younger student.
By Elizabeth F. (Elizabeth Frances) Guptill