This evening of three short plays by Natalie Menna, collectively titled “#MeThree,” invoke a much more humanistic interpretation of the battle of the sexes.

“Hiroshi-Me, Me, Me” is a comedy about the aftermath of a short-lived affair between a desperate woman and a man who has dumped her. In a 30 minute comedy, it’s clear that her narcissistic delusions have sent both her boyfriend and her best female friend running for the door. Janet Bentley directs; the actors are Ivette Dumeng, Daniel Lugo and Mary Charlotte Baynard.

Narcissism switches genders in the ensuing play, “Montana,” in which an unprincipled and flamboyant male star is interviewed at the Academy Awards by an opportunistic and vapid female network correspondent. This comedy shows how it’s not surprising that someone’s pathological egoism and self-centeredness can distort reality, it’s only surprising that the rest of us tolerate it. The play is directed by Charles Casano and acted by Regina Gibson and Sean Leigh Phillips.