Catering to those with an appetite for cheeseballs, Mr. Peanut and women with overactive sweat glands, No Refund Theatre indulges audience members' taste buds for incessant laughter.

The Book of Liz, No Refund Theatre's first production of the semester, is set to perform at 8 p.m. tomorrow and Saturday in 111 Forum.

Written by David Sedaris and his Strangers with Candy sister Amy Sedaris, the play wanders haphazardly into the world of Sister Elizabeth Donderstock, from the Squeamish religious sect.

Liz's journey by llama begins when her role in the cheeseball-making community is undermined, leaving the Squeamish behind for the free world.

"She kind of views herself as an important part of her community, but feels unappreciated. So, she decides to leave and explore the outside world," said Lindsey Dinsmore (sophomore-theatre), who plays Liz.

NRT, a completely student-run theatre group, performs a new show almost every weekend with an entirely different cast and director, said President Kasey Soska (senior-psychology).

"I think it [NRT] provides opportunities for students and the community to participate in theater," said Caitlin Cassidy (junior-theatre and secondary education), director and treasurer of No Refund Theatre. "It's much more casual for people who like to do theater, but who are not necessarily theater majors."

Liz comes from a society where Pilgrim-like attire, uncut hair and her recipe for cheeseballs have kept the Squeamish thriving.