←Recommendations of Are You Comfortable?

  • Emma Goldman-Sherman: Are You Comfortable? by J.Lois Diamond
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    I love the last line of this intense and terrifying piece that MUST BE HEARD! That line - and the title - point to our complacency because we are way too comfortable already, many of us, because we are not in this position. Yet.

    I love the last line of this intense and terrifying piece that MUST BE HEARD! That line - and the title - point to our complacency because we are way too comfortable already, many of us, because we are not in this position. Yet.

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  • Lee R. Lawing: Are You Comfortable? by J.Lois Diamond
    “

    Such a poignant piece that begs to be seen on stage. Strong dialogue and the haunting image of the young girl’s last words are just heart-breaking. I highly recommend this play

    Such a poignant piece that begs to be seen on stage. Strong dialogue and the haunting image of the young girl’s last words are just heart-breaking. I highly recommend this play

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  • Asher Wyndham: Are You Comfortable? by J.Lois Diamond
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    The ending image is one of the best endings I've read in a gun control monologue/short play on NPX. It's unsettling, you're left wondering what happened to the young woman Lucy and her mother after the intruder enters! It broke my heart, but also made me ANGRY --life in America should be comfortable, each day relaxing like you're Lucy's customer in the furniture store. But it isn't; many struggle to be REALLY comfortable because their lives in the U.S.A. can be ruined by a sudden act of violence. Highly recommended for a festival on gun control.

    The ending image is one of the best endings I've read in a gun control monologue/short play on NPX. It's unsettling, you're left wondering what happened to the young woman Lucy and her mother after the intruder enters! It broke my heart, but also made me ANGRY --life in America should be comfortable, each day relaxing like you're Lucy's customer in the furniture store. But it isn't; many struggle to be REALLY comfortable because their lives in the U.S.A. can be ruined by a sudden act of violence. Highly recommended for a festival on gun control.

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