Recommendations of The Morning After (Ten Minute)

  • Rachael Carnes: The Morning After (Ten Minute)

    This play crackles and hums, deftly embracing a masterwork and turning it on its ear. Donnelly's cool hand, clever dialogue and brilliant set-up would make this one a delight to engage with for any creative team, and a favorite for audiences. Simply delicious writing.

    This play crackles and hums, deftly embracing a masterwork and turning it on its ear. Donnelly's cool hand, clever dialogue and brilliant set-up would make this one a delight to engage with for any creative team, and a favorite for audiences. Simply delicious writing.

  • Steven G. Martin: The Morning After (Ten Minute)

    Good taste? Reverence? Decorum? Screw that -- Paul Donnelly goes well past the line in this tawdry, scandalous, acid-tipped comedy that'll scald an audience's eyebrows.

    And, hey, if you're a fan of Albee's plays, you'll enjoy the plot doubly more than usual.

    Good taste? Reverence? Decorum? Screw that -- Paul Donnelly goes well past the line in this tawdry, scandalous, acid-tipped comedy that'll scald an audience's eyebrows.

    And, hey, if you're a fan of Albee's plays, you'll enjoy the plot doubly more than usual.

  • Jo Brisbane: The Morning After (Ten Minute)

    Deftly written and scorchingly funny, "The Morning After" will entertain any fan of the great American playwright whose name I dare not speak in this recommendation. Paul Donnelly's entirely outrageous premise succeeds on many levels. I would love to direct this play, be in this play, experience this play. I could almost smell the scotch from the splintered glass -- the remains of the night before.

    Deftly written and scorchingly funny, "The Morning After" will entertain any fan of the great American playwright whose name I dare not speak in this recommendation. Paul Donnelly's entirely outrageous premise succeeds on many levels. I would love to direct this play, be in this play, experience this play. I could almost smell the scotch from the splintered glass -- the remains of the night before.

  • Cheryl Bear: The Morning After (Ten Minute)

    A fantastic imagining of the morning after in this beloved classic and it's so very funny. Well done.

    A fantastic imagining of the morning after in this beloved classic and it's so very funny. Well done.

  • Emma Goldman-Sherman: The Morning After (Ten Minute)

    What a wickedly funny play! I love the beginning moments, and when they lose it and fall out of character in the middle, and the ending is UpROARiously Funny! I woke my puppy laughing. Donnelly is very precise and sets us up for every twist that all harkens back to the classic we all know. I did not see the end coming, and I am so thankful for that!

    What a wickedly funny play! I love the beginning moments, and when they lose it and fall out of character in the middle, and the ending is UpROARiously Funny! I woke my puppy laughing. Donnelly is very precise and sets us up for every twist that all harkens back to the classic we all know. I did not see the end coming, and I am so thankful for that!