Clinically Un-Depressed - Paperback

Audiences love this two-act dramatic comedy. They come back with friends and family.
"This is the play the world needs right now. There's a reason this is the only play we've ever done twice." john daniels, jr. -- Director of Playhouse Smithville
If you want a funny, socially relevant, and thought-provoking play that is not preachy, Clinically Un-Depressed hits the mark.

Cole Black, a boy with a chemical imbalance that renders him unable to be sad or angry, changes everyone around him. The story is told from the perspective of a Vietnam veteran, Millard Anderson, who is the grumpy old man of the neighborhood. His main pleasure in life is yelling at kids from his front porch. Most kids run, but Cole sticks around, starts talking to him and transforms Milliard's miserable life into something wonderful. Cole's father, Blake Black, a high-strung lawyer, is psychologically abusive to his wife and Cole. But his father is a source of fascination to Cole as he tries to understand the emotions that are a mystery to him. Because Cole responds differently, people have to respond to him differently. The school bully becomes his best friend, the uppity girl becomes his girlfriend, he becomes his boss's go-to person for how to run a business and other lives are changed.