At Heaven’s Door is a 2 act farce where 9 diverse characters, played by 3 cast members, await being called through heaven’s door. While their lives are being reviewed, everyone must wait in this entry room before being called home to eternity. We learn that the review is not to see who has been naughty or nice but rather who has had a purpose filled life. Be it for an entire life of doing good, such as Mavis Jackson who practically lives at Ebenezer Baptist Church, or who may have accomplished a single act of goodness, such as Chalisa Morgan (a prostitute). Those that you expect to breeze right through Heaven’s Door do not. And those that you expect not to pass through Heaven’s Door anytime in the near future pass right through with lightening speed. For example, Sister Angela had been a nun for over 50 years and has been waiting at Heaven’s Door since 1953. Alan Meier, a frustrated actor-wannabe turned bus tour guide, spends little time at Heaven’s Door before being “called home to eternity”. By the end of At Heaven’s Door, we will have laughed, shed a tear or two, wanted to throw a few punches but most of all we start thinking: That could be me At Heaven’s Door.