Cheryl Bear:
12 Aug. 2021
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A horror piece that hooks you as we unlock the mystery! Well done. ”
Recommendations
Recommendations
- Chris Chambers:20 Feb. 2019“ A great 10-minute piece! Looking at it for competition next year for two of my students! Very creepy and challenging for some young actors. ”
- Donna Hoke:19 Oct. 2018“ A creepy little short that plays well with misdirection. I always wondered what people wrote for those ten-minute horror festivals and now I know! ”
- Emma Goldman-Sherman:25 Apr. 2018“ Wonderfully dramatic! Filled with twists and turns! Love the way it builds! Well done! ”
- Rachel Bublitz:25 Apr. 2018“ Wow. AMHERST, MAINE is twisted and dark and I loved the slow unraveling in its seven page story. There are two fantastic parts for actors to dig into, and I can only imagine it would leave its audience on the edge of their seats, as that's where Ford had me from only reading it off the page. ”
- Lindsay Partain:23 Apr. 2018“ What a delicious piece about buried truths! The characters Jordan has created are fun, complex, and would be a blast to play. A great piece for any theatre looking to add some thriller fire to their season. ”
- Jordan Elizabeth Henry:23 Apr. 2018“ This short psychological horror play is SO MUCH FUN. The setting and setup calls to mind Stephen King, but Ford makes the genre her own in such a satisfying way. With a subtle cat-and-mouse interplay and terrific exposition, this is a play about survival strategies, consequences, and the borderland between truth and lies. ”