Or, you could do something I've been trying to convince anyone to do for a while now. Vaclav Havel's The Memorandum. It seems oddly timely considering he wrote it in 63 or so. It's set in an office, which makes the "theatre of the absurd" humor perfectly accessible in a Dilbert sort of way. I think it would work. Anyway, I like him as a playwright.

I have some plays and bits, but haven't decided to do anything with them, yet.