TEN-MINUTE. A pair of cubicle mates spar for a promotion while being cheered on by a suspiciously supportive coworker.
TEN-MINUTE. A pair of cubicle mates spar for a promotion while being cheered on by a suspiciously supportive coworker.
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Self Promoted
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Steven Hayet:
Self Promoted
by Jessica Austgen
“
What an incredibly fun and sharp ten-minute play! Smart and clever and just a joy to read. Austgen has created characters that would be a dream for any actor to play.
Can't wait to see it on stage!
What an incredibly fun and sharp ten-minute play! Smart and clever and just a joy to read. Austgen has created characters that would be a dream for any actor to play.
Can't wait to see it on stage!
”
Emily Hageman:
Self Promoted
by Jessica Austgen
“
Austgen's voice is witty and sharp and this ten-minute play is perfectly crafted, just like the crafty scheme of one of the coworkers. This play is a great example of human comedy--giving us three very real people to, at different times, root for and boo and cheer and groan. People are funny--but Austgen treats them and all their confusion with love and compassion.
Austgen's voice is witty and sharp and this ten-minute play is perfectly crafted, just like the crafty scheme of one of the coworkers. This play is a great example of human comedy--giving us three very real people to, at different times, root for and boo and cheer and groan. People are funny--but Austgen treats them and all their confusion with love and compassion.
”
Claudia Haas:
Self Promoted
by Jessica Austgen
“
How often do you relate to three diverse characters? (If you do, you probably have spent time in a cubicle.) All three have a deep want/need and as a carrot is dangled in front of them, they must re-examine what they’re wishing for. A great short satire on our workaday world.
How often do you relate to three diverse characters? (If you do, you probably have spent time in a cubicle.) All three have a deep want/need and as a carrot is dangled in front of them, they must re-examine what they’re wishing for. A great short satire on our workaday world.