East Haddam

by Adam Szymkowicz

FULL LENGTH: Something odd is happening in East Haddam. The Secret Agents are tracking the Green Swamp Lady. And Michael is back in town. He's probably an angel. And there's a unicorn too. And those clowns. What are they about? But maybe all that matters is if Julie can convince the high school freshmen she teaches that Romeo and Juliet were not in love.

FULL LENGTH: Something odd is happening in East Haddam. The Secret Agents are tracking the Green Swamp Lady. And Michael is back in town. He's probably an angel. And there's a unicorn too. And those clowns. What are they about? But maybe all that matters is if Julie can convince the high school freshmen she teaches that Romeo and Juliet were not in love.

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  • Cheryl Bear: East Haddam by Adam Szymkowicz
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    This play is amazing! Do yourself a favor and pick this up now. One of the most fun plays I've read in a long time. Adore!

    This play is amazing! Do yourself a favor and pick this up now. One of the most fun plays I've read in a long time. Adore!

    ”
  • Ellen Koivisto: East Haddam by Adam Szymkowicz
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    A lovely bit of whimsy on love and where we look for it, how we recognize it (or don't), and where clarity actually comes from. Send in the clowns!

    A lovely bit of whimsy on love and where we look for it, how we recognize it (or don't), and where clarity actually comes from. Send in the clowns!

    ”
  • Unicorn Theatre: East Haddam by Adam Szymkowicz
    “

    This play was a SEMIFINALIST for the 2017-2018 In-Progress New Play Reading Series at Unicorn Theatre in Kansas City, Missouri. It is our pleasure to support EAST HADDAM.

    This play was a SEMIFINALIST for the 2017-2018 In-Progress New Play Reading Series at Unicorn Theatre in Kansas City, Missouri. It is our pleasure to support EAST HADDAM.

    ”
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Development History

  • Reading, Flux Theatre Ensemble Retreat, 2017