There's a new one I saw not that long ago.  It's written by the same woman who wrote "Dearly Departed" - everyone's done that one right?  Well, the new one is called "Dearly Beloved" and is hilarious!  It's had maybe five, seven productions from what I can find out and has a big cast.  (The playwright's website is www.JezebellesInk.com and has all the info.) Check it out!  You won't be sorry.  Break a leg!  Rachel B (Dramatists Play Service has just published it!)

Interesting that audiences will accept sexual innuendo but not profanity.....I guess I don't understand why one is ok and not the other. Our audiences seem to be like that too, though. 

Anyway, how about "Harvey", "Auntie Mame", "Arsenic and Old Lace", "The Male Animal", and (I agree with Bailey) "The Curious Savage"...all audience pleasers and (except for "The Male Animal", which we haven't done yet) all filled the seats for us.

Our theatre sold out a farce called "Squirrel Lake".  You can find it at www.hitplays.com

Good luck!

We are working on a very funny farce, A Bad Year for Tomatoes. From what research I have done on the Web, whenever it was performed, the audiences loved it---no sex, no bad words, just nosey neighbors. Here's the link.

http://www.dramatists.com/cgi-bin/db/single.asp?key=1447

I know this thread is a bit old, but here are a few we've done and are looking at doing. Funny Money has the audience in stitches from beginning to end and we also did Bedroom Farce it was pretty funny too...both are written by the same writer and his name is escaping me right now.  These are both British Farce's.  We've looked at the script Lucky Stiff and it is very funny too...it is also a musical with the silliest songs around.  Barefoot in the Park is great and another one that left the audience laughing is Dearly Departed.

Renee