Hahaha! That is great...Latin is pretty cool. My Latin book had a continous storyline you had to translate, and everyone in the class was rather attached to the characters by the end of the year. Which, of course, was why whoever wrote the book had everyone except Clemens die at the end in the Vesuvius catastrophe. How depressing. Oops, I went off on a rant. Anyway, this was really good. Very humorous.

Hahaha. Great memories. :D

That was such a funny skit. ^_^

And in case you were wondering, yes. This is very well-written. :)

However, the format for a play usually puts the names in all capital letters, with a period at the end, like this:

TITUS. Blah, blah, blah, dialouge.

NASUS. Ooh you're so interesting, tell me more!

Though if you changed the format just because you wanted to, I don't blame you. Just thought you should know the "correct" way plays are written. (Okay, I'll stop being a theatre snob now.) :p