100 Love Letters I Never Sent

by Adam Szymkowicz

PUBLISHED (40 minutes) Cast size is 4-108. Sister play to 100 Things I Never Told You. This is a play about various ways to love that I hope is literally for everyone.

https://www.concordtheatricals.com/p/95643/100-love-letters-i-never-sent

PUBLISHED (40 minutes) Cast size is 4-108. Sister play to 100 Things I Never Told You. This is a play about various ways to love that I hope is literally for everyone.

https://www.concordtheatricals.com/p/95643/100-love-letters-i-never-sent

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  • West Bend Theatre Co.: 100 Love Letters I Never Sent by Adam Szymkowicz
    “

    A Charming piece. If it were just a bit longer, I would consider staging it for our community theatre.
    I love the flow, the feel and the content. Loved it. Affirming. Positive. I definitely would like to be in the audience for the "feels" this play creates.

    A Charming piece. If it were just a bit longer, I would consider staging it for our community theatre.
    I love the flow, the feel and the content. Loved it. Affirming. Positive. I definitely would like to be in the audience for the "feels" this play creates.

    ”
  • Cheryl Bear: 100 Love Letters I Never Sent by Adam Szymkowicz
    “

    An exquisite play about connection and love that can often be more honest and open through letters than we can say directly. Fantastic!

    An exquisite play about connection and love that can often be more honest and open through letters than we can say directly. Fantastic!

    ”
  • Sidney Ham: 100 Love Letters I Never Sent by Adam Szymkowicz
    “

    Interesting read! would love to see this as an online performance

    Interesting read! would love to see this as an online performance

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This is a play for a minimum of four people, a maximum of a hundred and eight. But you probably don’t want a hundred and eight. I mean, how hard would the logistics be of rehearsing with a hundred and eight people?