MBF Productions

Mamma Mia (Musical)

Timeless songs such as Dancing Queen, I Have a Dream, Voulez-Vous, and Take a Chance on Me, are
ingeniously woven into an enchanting tale of love, laughter and friendship. On the eve of her wedding, a
daughter's quest to discover (more)
Benny Andersson & Björn Ulvaeus

A Naked Girl on the Apian way (Comedy)

Bess’ cookbooks and other best-selling volumes on food convey her belief in and sense of gracious
living. Jeffrey, an admired and successful businessman, wants to marry left brain to right brain in a book
that will join business and the arts, and bring about creative and compassionate commerce. For more
than two decades, their family life has been fashioned from (more)
Richard Greenberg

Sideshow (Musical)

Side Show is a musical about Daisy and Violet Hilton, conjoined Twins who make a change from being
a circus act to becoming famous stage (more)
Bill Russell (book and lyrics) & Henry Krieger (music)

The Second Weekend in September (Comedy)

This script was submitted to our company by Andrew Black. We are currently in production.

If you have a play that you would like to have us review for possible production then send it to us here:

MBF Productions
1507 Cowhorn Rd.
Attn: Michael Bailey
Winnsboro, SC 29180
(If you want the script back please enclose a Stamped Self Addressed envelope with the script for us to
return it.)

Stage 5 is Proud to announce that it is about to produce a NEW play by local Columbia playwright
Morgan E. Sullivan titled "An Eclipse of Sanity" in the Spring of 2012. Currently the play is schedule
for February 2012. This is a play about the "new" science and protocol surrounding "Genes" and
"Body Parts Harvesting".   Michael Bailey, Artistic Director of Stage 5 Theatre, was impressed with
the outline and overview of what Morgan sent to him. Michael established a working group, to read
the script and to assist in the character development within Morgan's play.   As a result, Morgan has
accomplished a great deal with the play and she feels it will be in it's final version by late Fall. Stage
5 and Michael expect to begin auditions and rehearsals in January 2012.   This play is about current
and future events in the medical and legal fields, pertaining to how death is looked at, and how we,
those who are left behind, are to mourn the loss of a loved one.   What would you do if burials were
the thing of the past?   What would you do if you knew that you were monitored, health wise, every
hour of every day of your life? What do you do if your fiancé died on the day you were to marry him
or her?   How do you move forward if you don't have closure?   How far would you go to acquire
something to bury?   What would you do, if you knew someone who received one or more body
parts that were "harvested" from your deceased loved one and you had no say in the matter? What
are "harvested" body parts worth?   How much should the family receive as a result of "harvesting"
the loved ones body parts?   These are few of the questions Morgan's play will try to answer, or at
least get the audience to ponder? You need to see this play.

An Eclipse of Sanity