←Recommendations of Damn You, Robert! - A monologue

A really emotional piece to read, but in a good way. I could imagine it being performed as I read it because of the intensity.

What anger to an ethereal entity, very original. Love wrenched is a damn situation. Damned when it has to do with class. Love is a strange thing, we're so sure so of it when it occurs, but when it wilts, there's no forgiveness, is there? Especially when the entity was "never there".

A melancholy, eerie and bitter monologue that tells the story of an abused woman and the lasting effects of that abuse. So much is revealed in just a few minutes, but Stubbles deftly creates a world of questions that add to the hauntingly fun mystery. I love it.

So well done and eerie as hell! I can see why this is winning fans on both sides of the pond. Perfect for this time of year!

Stubbles captures a lifetime of experience, of hurt, of regret in one moment. Was Robert actually haunting her or was it just the memory of a regret? does it matter? This is a brilliant, haunting monologue that is specific to a certain time period and yet is timely.

Such a fun spooky monologue-- and with wonderful language! I had so much fun reading this piece-- Stubbles has written a whole life and fit it to a single page.

Spooky, surreal, and very cool -- I would love to see a production of this monologue, complete with the period dress!