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FLC Productions is your place for new original stage plays that make you smile, laugh, and enjoy, as well as entertainment alternatives for private events!
All shows showcased here are available for production. All sets are simplistic by design so they can be easily done in any size venue. Most sets can be elaborated upon for larger venues and higher budgets. Technical for all shows is also very simple, from little to none required. These productions are designed to "travel easily" and involve small casts.
Most of these productions can be adapted to fit your stage, cast size, etc. Additional characters can easily be added to fit larger troupes.
FLC Productions also has "Productions On The Go" to help create a memorable event for you and your guests. Please visit the "Productions On The Go" tab for additional information.
We are also developing our workshops and seminars aspect of our organization so please check back frequently for updates.
About Us
Originally started at the former Van Buren Street Theatre in Bay City, Michigan, FLC Productions was the brain-child of husband and wife team, Michael and Jessica Asiala.
In 2009, Michael and Jessica Asiala started creating their own comedies to put on the stage in response to demands from their customers for more creative, less mainstream productions. The Asialas created their first collaboration - "The Pirate Convention" - an audience participation production showcasing a cast of pirates all vying for the role of King or Queen!
In 2011, FLC Productions was founded to continue showcasing their work and allow other theaters the opportunity to enjoy the comedies they have created and, at the same time save money on royalties in these strained economic times. From audience participations to full length stage plays to vignettes, the Asialas put these hilarious new productions on their stage, much to the delight of their audiences until April of 2011.
Unfortunately, Michael did not live long enough to see the success of FLC Productions, having suddenly passed away on April 14, 2011 at the age of 51. I am his wife, Jessica, and I hope to continue our dream of creating comedic stage plays.
