Recommendations of CHARM

  • Cheryl Bear: CHARM

    A rich and fascinating story featuring the great literary figures we love in fine form. Well done.

    A rich and fascinating story featuring the great literary figures we love in fine form. Well done.

  • Emma Goldman-Sherman: CHARM

    What a marvelous creation! I love this play! It is gloriously well-written, hilarious, with such style and grace and smarts and theatricality! Love love love this magnificent story of lust and curiosity and desire and sex and love and the Transcendentalists and the 19th Century and so this very minute and forever - a play for the ages. It's also a brilliantly delightful feminist interpretation of the past with strong roles for women, huzzah!

    What a marvelous creation! I love this play! It is gloriously well-written, hilarious, with such style and grace and smarts and theatricality! Love love love this magnificent story of lust and curiosity and desire and sex and love and the Transcendentalists and the 19th Century and so this very minute and forever - a play for the ages. It's also a brilliantly delightful feminist interpretation of the past with strong roles for women, huzzah!

  • National New Play Network: CHARM

    Charm by Kathleen Cahill received a National New Play Network Rolling World Premiere. The partnering NNPN Member Theaters were Salt Lake Acting Company (UT), Kitchen Dog Theater (Dallas, TX), and Orlando Shakespeare Theater (FL).

    Charm by Kathleen Cahill received a National New Play Network Rolling World Premiere. The partnering NNPN Member Theaters were Salt Lake Acting Company (UT), Kitchen Dog Theater (Dallas, TX), and Orlando Shakespeare Theater (FL).

  • Patrick Flick: CHARM

    I directed this play at Orlando Shakespeare a few years back. I still think of this play on a regular basis as one of the finest plays I ever had the good fortune to encounter in my professional life. Kathleen tackles the story of Margaret Fuller and the Transcendentalists with humor, wit, scholarship and irreverence. A surprising and remarkable play that will inspire you and take your breath away.

    I directed this play at Orlando Shakespeare a few years back. I still think of this play on a regular basis as one of the finest plays I ever had the good fortune to encounter in my professional life. Kathleen tackles the story of Margaret Fuller and the Transcendentalists with humor, wit, scholarship and irreverence. A surprising and remarkable play that will inspire you and take your breath away.