The English Comedy Club presents<\/strong> two new one-act comedies:<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n Trash Day<\/strong> \u2013 Written and Directed by Aravind Dhakshinamoorthy<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n\n\n\n A strange incident on a quiet night in Brussels on trash day propels three people into frantic moral reasoning about their lives and unresolved failures. What follows is a collision of talk, assumptions, and self-justifications. Sometimes all it takes is a great listener to place the truth, like the trash bags, finally outside. Trash Day (white, yellow and blue) is a dark comedy about guilt, projection, and the chaos we create when no one is willing to shut up.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Homunculus \u2013 <\/strong>Written by Santiago Mallan, Directed by Tom Mallan<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n\n\n\n Art is the best revenge. It\u2019s their umpteenth breakup, but this time feels different to artist and self-styled sorceress Mimi. The obvious solution? Sculpt an idol of her ex during a thunderstorm, and top it off with the foulest lovehate potion alchemy can brew! An \u201cimpish word-drunk play\u201d giving \u201cbig laughs and sharp plot turns with confidence\u201d (Rob Weinert-Kendt, American Theatre Magazine), Homunculus is a classic farce in modern verse, a romance for the ages, an explosion of creativity, and a monstrously good time.<\/p>\n\n\n\n