To perform issue-oriented improvisations for youth and parent groups to help open lines of communication. Issues such as drug abuse, alcohol abuse, suicide, teenage pregnancy, peer pressure, divorce, and AIDS provide the basis for scripts. Members perform for schools, drug and alcohol rehabilitation centers, church youth groups, service organizations, PTA groups, or anyone else requesting the service. Program lengths vary, but they are generally one hour in length with thirty minutes for scenes and thirty minutes for communication between the audience and characters. The actors will develop a show on a particular theme upon request. A donation is requested. Actors must be of high school age.