Two sisters from the Deep South dream about the boys they'd like to take to their high school prom.
The play won the Snowdance Comedy Festival 2025 (2nd Place)
Two sisters from the Deep South dream about the boys they'd like to take to their high school prom.
The play won the Snowdance Comedy Festival 2025 (2nd Place)
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Danielle Wirsansky:
Dreamboat
by Daniel Emlyn-Jones
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Dreamboat is a sugary, laugh-out-loud romp through 1950s Southern teen dreams. Two sisters scheme, swoon, and banter their way toward prom night, with dialogue so sharp and charming it practically twirls off the page.
Dreamboat is a sugary, laugh-out-loud romp through 1950s Southern teen dreams. Two sisters scheme, swoon, and banter their way toward prom night, with dialogue so sharp and charming it practically twirls off the page.
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Enid Cokinos:
Dreamboat
by Daniel Emlyn-Jones
“
Daniel Emlyn-Jones has captured the true essence of 1950s Southern Belle dialogue! ELLIE GRACE and BETTY SUE are fantastic characters that practically jumped off the page as I read (and laughed)! DREAMBOAT is an absolute delight.
Daniel Emlyn-Jones has captured the true essence of 1950s Southern Belle dialogue! ELLIE GRACE and BETTY SUE are fantastic characters that practically jumped off the page as I read (and laughed)! DREAMBOAT is an absolute delight.
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John Busser:
Dreamboat
by Daniel Emlyn-Jones
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06.20.25 - I dare you not to laugh at this sweet-as-molasses-on-a-hot-summer-day treat from Daniel Emlyn-Jones. This two-hander swings for the fences with Southern charm and enough down-home bon mots to choke a gator. The wordplay alone is enough to entice an audience, but add in comic performances from a couple of actresses willing to embrace their inner Blanche Devereaux (the inspiration, I'm told) and you have an absolute hoot of a play.
06.20.25 - I dare you not to laugh at this sweet-as-molasses-on-a-hot-summer-day treat from Daniel Emlyn-Jones. This two-hander swings for the fences with Southern charm and enough down-home bon mots to choke a gator. The wordplay alone is enough to entice an audience, but add in comic performances from a couple of actresses willing to embrace their inner Blanche Devereaux (the inspiration, I'm told) and you have an absolute hoot of a play.