Recommendations of Next Year, Cancun

  • Debra A. Cole: Next Year, Cancun

    What a wonderful read! Funny, clever, and well-paced. I found myself actually laughing out-loud while reading. I highly recommend for any 10 minute/short play festival!

    What a wonderful read! Funny, clever, and well-paced. I found myself actually laughing out-loud while reading. I highly recommend for any 10 minute/short play festival!

  • Steven G. Martin: Next Year, Cancun

    Jolly shows that the road to jail is lined with good intentions, laugh-out-loud dialogue, and a scenario that just gets more mortifying -- for the characters -- by the moment.

    "Next Year, Cancun" also has a strong structure and very focused characters that a director and actors would love to bring to the stage.

    Jolly shows that the road to jail is lined with good intentions, laugh-out-loud dialogue, and a scenario that just gets more mortifying -- for the characters -- by the moment.

    "Next Year, Cancun" also has a strong structure and very focused characters that a director and actors would love to bring to the stage.

  • Cheryl Bear: Next Year, Cancun

    Very funny, actors would have a blast with this. And the audience would too. Date night that's very relatable, spice it up!

    Very funny, actors would have a blast with this. And the audience would too. Date night that's very relatable, spice it up!

  • Dominica Plummer: Next Year, Cancun

    A great short play for older actors looking for a farcical situation that rapidly and hilariously spirals out of control. Arthur Jolly creates a side-splitting script that shows how a respectable married couple celebrating their twenty fifth wedding anniversary can walk just a little too far on the wild side!

    A great short play for older actors looking for a farcical situation that rapidly and hilariously spirals out of control. Arthur Jolly creates a side-splitting script that shows how a respectable married couple celebrating their twenty fifth wedding anniversary can walk just a little too far on the wild side!

  • Scott Sickles: Next Year, Cancun

    OH... MY... GOD!!! Painfully hilarious portrait of two long-married people trying to spice things up. Great characters and sublime humor in a broad situation, while also being meticulously observant about the way men and women view and value sex. A terrific piece for actors over 50!!!

    OH... MY... GOD!!! Painfully hilarious portrait of two long-married people trying to spice things up. Great characters and sublime humor in a broad situation, while also being meticulously observant about the way men and women view and value sex. A terrific piece for actors over 50!!!