←Recommendations of Two Cats Explain the Monstrous Moth Group

Cats are the superior species on Earth. This 10-minute comedy proves why.

Ian Thal's ability to create characters is astounding in "Two Cats Explain the Monstrous Moth Group." Their voices, knowledge, attitudes are varied and clear; language, life experience, and logic leap to the forefront of these characterizations.

Additionally, Thal gifts actors with plenty of comic action throughout the play, showcasing cats' physical superiority to mankind -- and creating more than a few laughs from the audience.

"Two Cats Explain the Monstrous Moth Group" is silly on its surface, yet sublime with the details Thal has created.

A piece that will answer that age old question "What is my cat thinking?" This piece demonstrates clearly that cats think themselves superior and shows this in an amusing way. You have several 'rib tickling' moments to look forward to in this piece!

The young Cat is simply hysterical. The older Cat, with theories like humans evolved opposable thumbs so they can "operate can openers and door knobs in the service of cats," is equally hysterical. The Human's understanding of science is caught in a whirlwind of theories that zip back and forth like the Bat in this fabulous fun!

Such a great blend of mathematics and absurdity... and with cats, so what's not to like??

Adorable and fun and surprisingly intellectual, it would be so much fun to see this play--especially if there were puppets involved! I love the different characters of the cats--Thal captures each of their personalities so effortlessly. A delightful little read full of tons of opportunities for laughs!

As a lover of cats, Thal’s piece is a delve into math, science, anatomy and physics from the perspective of two felines and their owner. Comedic, interesting, and unique, this script is perfect for any fans of cats, science, math and fun and fresh ten minute plays. Excellent work, Ian!

Weird morsel of a play that Thal cooks up for us. I love the way he plays with his characters and the levels of reality from the television to the human to the animal and what takes precedence when. Thal seems to want us to see ourselves from other angles. Our humanity is a marvel on display here. Much to consider! And funny! And it would be really fun to watch!

A funny meditation on physics, psychology, and life. This is a fun and entertaining little piece that is sure to keep a crowd in stitches. Oh, and it has cats. That's always a plus.

Highly original and totally beyond rational explanation. Ian creates a delightfully witty animal fable that calls on concepts of math and physics that are completely over *my* head, but then again most things are and that doesn't matter a bit. This is pure fantasy, cerebral but humorous, and I hope it gets a lot of recognition.

Such a great crazy world and one I'd like to be a part of. Thal operates in a kooky universe and creates such an original piece that I'm hooked instantly and want to read more by him.