Room 5, Motel 6 by Jason Hull

Room 5, Motel 6 is a fun-filled play offering love, loss, laughs, and a touch of lunacy. Written and directed by Palm Springs playwright Jason Hull, this is the eighth and final play of an outstanding and successful season.

Room 5, Motel 6 was written as an homage to Neil Simon’s “Suite” plays and is comprised of four scenes set in the same room of a roadside Motel 6 over 32 years.  The play features seven actors playing 14 different roles. Each of the play’s four scenes could stand on its own as a short one-act play, but when performed back-to-back, they take audiences on an emotional journey that is both comedic and dramatic, capable of evoking laughter and tears, often simultaneously.