SYNOPSIS: The cast of “Everything But” starts the play by taking a company bow. When no one applauds, they comically explain how they decided to have all the pleasant parts of a play—such as the t-shirts, the applause, the costume choices—and none of the unpleasant parts—like the nerve-wracking auditions, the disappointments of the cast list, the memorization. By the time they are done explaining and demonstrating their clever scheme for doing everything but the play itself, the cast can finally take its bow and garner, at last, its well-earned applause.