←Recommendations of Jan Kultura, Substitute Teacher, Meets The Crowd

  • Emma Goldman-Sherman: Jan Kultura, Substitute Teacher, Meets The Crowd by Ian Thal
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    We DO need plays about Capitalism, and this one-act is a highly economically-enlightening play, but its true value does not lie in its ability to teach us but in the form of how entertaining it is! Add it all up, and it's worth quite a lot!

    We DO need plays about Capitalism, and this one-act is a highly economically-enlightening play, but its true value does not lie in its ability to teach us but in the form of how entertaining it is! Add it all up, and it's worth quite a lot!

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  • Claudia Haas: Jan Kultura, Substitute Teacher, Meets The Crowd by Ian Thal
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    This is one high-octane, verbally rich play. The barbs and creative reasoning (appropriate for the "creative economics" debated here) kept me riveted to the page with huge smiles and chuckles. All four characters have the smarts and are engaging and you cannot wait to hear what comes next. As the play draws to a close, you are left with, "Wait? Satire? Or is this a truth about our current economic climate?" Theatres, universities and high schools would all serve this play well. And leave everyone discussing the play.

    This is one high-octane, verbally rich play. The barbs and creative reasoning (appropriate for the "creative economics" debated here) kept me riveted to the page with huge smiles and chuckles. All four characters have the smarts and are engaging and you cannot wait to hear what comes next. As the play draws to a close, you are left with, "Wait? Satire? Or is this a truth about our current economic climate?" Theatres, universities and high schools would all serve this play well. And leave everyone discussing the play.

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