←Recommendations of Suicide Hotline

  • Sofía Palmero: Suicide Hotline by Kelly McBurnette-Andronicos
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    i love this so much. it's so sweet and funny.

    i love this so much. it's so sweet and funny.

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  • Asher Wyndham: Suicide Hotline by Kelly McBurnette-Andronicos
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    A comedy on a taboo subject, suicide -- kind of dark funny like a Martin McDonaugh play without the violence -- but with an expected tenderness and an ending that breaks your heart. Highly recommend for comedy showcases. Another gem from McBurnette-Andronicos.

    A comedy on a taboo subject, suicide -- kind of dark funny like a Martin McDonaugh play without the violence -- but with an expected tenderness and an ending that breaks your heart. Highly recommend for comedy showcases. Another gem from McBurnette-Andronicos.

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  • Emily Hageman: Suicide Hotline by Kelly McBurnette-Andronicos
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    Absolutely hilarious and somewhat dark, McBurnette-Andronicos paints a quick, fascinating character study in several large, but extremely detailed strokes. We know these people, we've seen these people, we've wondered about these people--and now all I can think about is what happens after the play. The questions are unanswered in this play, just like they are in life. I'm not sure what else to say about this play except that I consumed it quickly and was left somehow simultaneously satisfied and wanting more. It's haunting, it's funny, it's weird, and it works. Produce this now. Highly...

    Absolutely hilarious and somewhat dark, McBurnette-Andronicos paints a quick, fascinating character study in several large, but extremely detailed strokes. We know these people, we've seen these people, we've wondered about these people--and now all I can think about is what happens after the play. The questions are unanswered in this play, just like they are in life. I'm not sure what else to say about this play except that I consumed it quickly and was left somehow simultaneously satisfied and wanting more. It's haunting, it's funny, it's weird, and it works. Produce this now. Highly recommended.

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  • Robert Lynn: Suicide Hotline by Kelly McBurnette-Andronicos
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    We don't know why the caller is contemplating suicide. All we eventually know is that the man he mistaken calls is in a worse way than he is. Maybe these two can help each other work their way back. McBurnette-Andronicos's deft touch shows that there are no off-limits subjects for comedy. She makes the characters believable, and with that, she can take the play anywhere she wants to go.

    We don't know why the caller is contemplating suicide. All we eventually know is that the man he mistaken calls is in a worse way than he is. Maybe these two can help each other work their way back. McBurnette-Andronicos's deft touch shows that there are no off-limits subjects for comedy. She makes the characters believable, and with that, she can take the play anywhere she wants to go.

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  • Steven G. Martin: Suicide Hotline by Kelly McBurnette-Andronicos
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    A deft, dark exploration of personal power struggles and one-upmanship.

    A deft, dark exploration of personal power struggles and one-upmanship.

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  • Rachel Bublitz: Suicide Hotline by Kelly McBurnette-Andronicos
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    With a title like SUICIDE HOTLINE you know you're in for a dark play, maybe with a few laughs, but what surprised me most was the heart and humanity in this piece. The ending gave me a little anxiety, but I'm confident Jim, our soon-to-be hero, finds a way.

    With a title like SUICIDE HOTLINE you know you're in for a dark play, maybe with a few laughs, but what surprised me most was the heart and humanity in this piece. The ending gave me a little anxiety, but I'm confident Jim, our soon-to-be hero, finds a way.

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  • Lindsay Partain: Suicide Hotline by Kelly McBurnette-Andronicos
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    A fun spin on the: "at least I'm not *that* guy" story. Suicide Hotline is funny, witty, and makes you think twice before hanging up on all those wrong numbers that keep calling in...

    A fun spin on the: "at least I'm not *that* guy" story. Suicide Hotline is funny, witty, and makes you think twice before hanging up on all those wrong numbers that keep calling in...

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  • Bryan Stubbles: Suicide Hotline by Kelly McBurnette-Andronicos
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    "What’s a roter phone?" Fun spin on the reverse suicide hotline play (there's a few of those on NPX). McBurnette-Andronicos paints these losers with humor and sadness. There's an interesting in-between space with funny and sad here. Cute ending. This play certainly needs more productions and "yay" for "roter" phones. Hehe.

    "What’s a roter phone?" Fun spin on the reverse suicide hotline play (there's a few of those on NPX). McBurnette-Andronicos paints these losers with humor and sadness. There's an interesting in-between space with funny and sad here. Cute ending. This play certainly needs more productions and "yay" for "roter" phones. Hehe.

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