←Recommendations of Seasons

Sapio has succinctly explained to me the Minnesota spring which has confused me for twenty years. Nature is fickle as are all the characters except fall. Which makes sense in our climate-challenged world where the only promise is that the leaves indeed will fall. Theatrical and a boon for designers. A fantastical look at our nutso world.

Well, now I know why the weather has been so "drunk" lately! This is a clever take on the personification of the seasons as well as other classic fantasy characters. A very fun short play to produce, perform and see!

Pure magic! What fun this clever piece would be to produce and audiences would LOVE IT! LONG LIVE the changing seasons.... and LONG LIVE SEX YAHTZEE.

A brilliantly funny interpretations of how the seasons work together. The dialogue is wonderfully natural and the characters you see are a wonderful fit for the seasons they embody and you can't help but giggle throughout. Its a great scenario wrapped in a wonderful idea sprinkled with fabulous characters. What more could you want?!

A charming and funny short play with great female characters and a wonderful twist. I had the pleasure of seeing it performed in a recent reading and it was so much fun!

For those of us who live in a climate where its changes are noted by the length of the day and the amount of rain, this play is a wonderful tonic to remind us of the wonders of the changes of seasons (as long as we can see it from a respectful distance). George Sapio's clever dialogue and fully relatable characters is the frosting on this cake.

A highly original play, full of humour and warmth.

This play personifies the seasons and brings them to life in a clever, appealing way. Everyone needs a grandmother like Fall who has touching memories of her husband Winter and can also kick butt when the times and her granddaughter require it.

I adore this little play with the big personality! I happened to have heard it years ago and the memory of it stayed with me all this time until I crossed paths with it again here on NPX. It is charming and clever, full of quick wit and dialogue that moves. The story and the rhythm with which it moves are extremely actor-friendly. As an audience member, I was pulling for Spring to get her act together, roll out of bed and set our world back on track towards her season's promise of hope and forsythia!

It's a folktale for the stage with a surprising twist; it's a domestic, magical realist comedy. A season for the year is a distinct personality/voice. A clever, fabulous work. If your theater company is interested in producing contemporary folktale-like plays, then choose this play.