←Recommendations of Fabulous Monsters

  • Jordan Elizabeth Henry: Fabulous Monsters by Diana Burbano
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    FABULOUS MONSTERS is so worthy of its many recommendations and accolades. Edgy, funny, sweet, and sad. The relationships between these women are rough and honest -- these roles would be a dream for any actor.

    FABULOUS MONSTERS is so worthy of its many recommendations and accolades. Edgy, funny, sweet, and sad. The relationships between these women are rough and honest -- these roles would be a dream for any actor.

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  • Rachel Bykowski: Fabulous Monsters by Diana Burbano
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    Fierce (in the best way) play about how time tests friendships and your dreams. Sally and Lou are dynamic characters that would be an adventure for any actor to play!

    Fierce (in the best way) play about how time tests friendships and your dreams. Sally and Lou are dynamic characters that would be an adventure for any actor to play!

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  • Francis RTM Boyle: Fabulous Monsters by Diana Burbano
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    A heartfelt and spectacular portrait of two women who have known the best and worst of each other for years. Diana Burbano's voice bursts forth and makes a joyful noise. The scenes of days gone by and those of the present day blend seamlessly. Sex, Drugs, Punk, and Rock'n'Roll are the background for a great generational tale.

    A play I'd be honored to direct, with incredibly strong roles for five actresses and an actor.

    A heartfelt and spectacular portrait of two women who have known the best and worst of each other for years. Diana Burbano's voice bursts forth and makes a joyful noise. The scenes of days gone by and those of the present day blend seamlessly. Sex, Drugs, Punk, and Rock'n'Roll are the background for a great generational tale.

    A play I'd be honored to direct, with incredibly strong roles for five actresses and an actor.

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  • Eric Eberwein: Fabulous Monsters by Diana Burbano
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    A terrific work on so many levels. A great chronicle of two young women growing up in the 1970s L.A. punk scene. A great love story between two people who, to reference Dylan, always did feel the same but saw it from a different point of view. A trip back to a sexy, loud, distorted, and dangerous time too few plays have visited. A swift narrative, both funny and touching, that feels so authentic in its look at rock musicians then and now. Read it and you'll want to produce it.

    A terrific work on so many levels. A great chronicle of two young women growing up in the 1970s L.A. punk scene. A great love story between two people who, to reference Dylan, always did feel the same but saw it from a different point of view. A trip back to a sexy, loud, distorted, and dangerous time too few plays have visited. A swift narrative, both funny and touching, that feels so authentic in its look at rock musicians then and now. Read it and you'll want to produce it.

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  • Asher Wyndham: Fabulous Monsters by Diana Burbano
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    Burbano rocks! This play is more than just fun -- it has some great songs -- it's also a compelling story about friendship, lost and renewed. The playwright does a fine job building tension between Slade and Luisa, especially in Scenes 4 and 9 --exceptional playwriting. The play is full of surprises, compelling intimacy, and beautiful lines. Hey, artistic directors, produce this play; actors/directors, get this play produced -- a great play for female actors!

    Burbano rocks! This play is more than just fun -- it has some great songs -- it's also a compelling story about friendship, lost and renewed. The playwright does a fine job building tension between Slade and Luisa, especially in Scenes 4 and 9 --exceptional playwriting. The play is full of surprises, compelling intimacy, and beautiful lines. Hey, artistic directors, produce this play; actors/directors, get this play produced -- a great play for female actors!

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  • Lojo Simon: Fabulous Monsters by Diana Burbano
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    How refreshing to read an unapologetic wo-mance that celebrates female individuality and artistry in the music world. Filled with punk and grrl references with a nod to 70's feminism.

    How refreshing to read an unapologetic wo-mance that celebrates female individuality and artistry in the music world. Filled with punk and grrl references with a nod to 70's feminism.

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  • Tom Shelton: Fabulous Monsters by Diana Burbano
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    A very sharp and smart play about aging and punk rock. Two subjects you aren't likely to see addressed together! Great parts for women.

    A very sharp and smart play about aging and punk rock. Two subjects you aren't likely to see addressed together! Great parts for women.

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