NEVER MISSED A DAY

In "NEVER MISSED A DAY", a group of coworkers throws a retirement party for the office legend. In between toasting their hero and telling their tales, the men unexpectedly find their dark secrets coming to light. Deuce, everyone's favorite co-worker, is retiring after 43 years with the company. As his officemates arrive at his send-off party, they joke, reminisce and tell their stories while they await the coming of their feared boss, the Bowtie. At the party, Deuce looks back on his career and is left to decide whether to make a final stand against the tyrannical Bowtie, or retire in peace, taking with him a gold watch and the secrets he has kept hidden for years. In the traditions of Arthur Miller and David Mamet, playwright Ken Jaworowski has fashioned a tragicomedy that explores the dreams and the disappointments behind life in the corporate world.
About the Company: Workshop Theater Company

Now in its 13th season, the WorkShop Theater Company specializes in the development of new plays. The company also nurtures the talents of actors, playwrights and directors with the presentation of readings and workshops as well as fully staged plays, and musicals. The company’s two-theater complex on 36th Street includes the 65-seat main stage theater and the 35-seat Jewel Box theater. The award-winning film, FINDING NEVERLAND, began as the stage play “THE MAN WHO WAS PETER PAN” by ALLAN KNEE presented by the WorkShop Theater Company in 1998. The WorkShop has also presented premiere productions of the plays “Angel Wings” by Murray Schisgal (who is best known for “Luv” and the screenplay of Tootsie) and “1348” by Tom Dulack (author of the Off-Broadway hit “Breaking Legs”). For more information on the WorkShop Theater Company and their 2007 season lineup, please visit www.workshoptheater.org.