←Recommendations of Stiletto Envy

  • Zenobia McMillian: Stiletto Envy by Eliana Pipes
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    I really loved this play, and it was an emotional read. Everything flowed greatly, very to the point, and both characters were well spoken. I was invested from start to finish.

    I really loved this play, and it was an emotional read. Everything flowed greatly, very to the point, and both characters were well spoken. I was invested from start to finish.

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  • Tommy Dearmond: Stiletto Envy by Eliana Pipes
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    Very cute and tragic short love story. Genuinely what this author was able to do in ten minutes.

    Very cute and tragic short love story. Genuinely what this author was able to do in ten minutes.

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  • Kameryn Schwertner: Stiletto Envy by Eliana Pipes
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    Really great play! I loved the subject matter and the way that it was approached and handled. It is very inspiring and educational!

    Really great play! I loved the subject matter and the way that it was approached and handled. It is very inspiring and educational!

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  • DC Cathro: Stiletto Envy by Eliana Pipes
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    Gender identity explored with drama, laughs, heart, and grace. This short piece feels lovingly written and the characters are so full, it’s a joy to behold. Great roles for teens. Wonderful work.

    Gender identity explored with drama, laughs, heart, and grace. This short piece feels lovingly written and the characters are so full, it’s a joy to behold. Great roles for teens. Wonderful work.

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  • Jolene Noelle: Stiletto Envy by Eliana Pipes
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    I absolutely adored this play!!! It made me very giddy

    I absolutely adored this play!!! It made me very giddy

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  • Schaeffer Certenberg: Stiletto Envy by Eliana Pipes
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    This play does a beautiful job of subverting our expectations in order to emphasize its core theme. Much like Melanie the audience finds themselves guessing and making assumptions about what the characters are doing and what they want. By the end we find our theories, notions and assumptions entirely shattered. Pipes does a beautiful job of illustrating what it means to be different and just how alienating that can be. As well as how easy it is to view some one you care about as other. I highly recommend this play it is definitely worth the read.

    This play does a beautiful job of subverting our expectations in order to emphasize its core theme. Much like Melanie the audience finds themselves guessing and making assumptions about what the characters are doing and what they want. By the end we find our theories, notions and assumptions entirely shattered. Pipes does a beautiful job of illustrating what it means to be different and just how alienating that can be. As well as how easy it is to view some one you care about as other. I highly recommend this play it is definitely worth the read.

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  • S. A. Ellis: Stiletto Envy by Eliana Pipes
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    As a queer person, I adore everything about this play, it hit me in a very vulnerable place. And not only that but it shows the typical teenage anxiety in an incredibly real way. The layering of conflict in this play allows us to uncover the world that these kids live in alongside the story. Wonderful job!

    As a queer person, I adore everything about this play, it hit me in a very vulnerable place. And not only that but it shows the typical teenage anxiety in an incredibly real way. The layering of conflict in this play allows us to uncover the world that these kids live in alongside the story. Wonderful job!

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  • Trevor Wyatt: Stiletto Envy by Eliana Pipes
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    I really enjoyed this!! I think it is exactly what theatre should be!! There are educational bits while also being quite fun to read. As an LGBTQIA+ member myself, I really enjoy positive educational representation without being a PSA or caricature.

    I really enjoyed this!! I think it is exactly what theatre should be!! There are educational bits while also being quite fun to read. As an LGBTQIA+ member myself, I really enjoy positive educational representation without being a PSA or caricature.

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  • Kaitlyn Moccia: Stiletto Envy by Eliana Pipes
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    As the playwriting community sets their sights on creating more LGBTQIA+ representation, we often go wrong by perpetuating the very labels that we originally intended to dismantle. Pipes does a nice job of reminding us that there are many different aspects to gender identity that we have yet to explore in full. A welcomed eye opener!

    As the playwriting community sets their sights on creating more LGBTQIA+ representation, we often go wrong by perpetuating the very labels that we originally intended to dismantle. Pipes does a nice job of reminding us that there are many different aspects to gender identity that we have yet to explore in full. A welcomed eye opener!

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  • Mkayla Edwards: Stiletto Envy by Eliana Pipes
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    I love this play!! It shows just how difficult growing up with perceptions of gender norms and ideals. I can relate to both of the characters in this play, and the frustrations that they have when it comes to identity, and not knowing how to verbalize how you feel.

    I love this play!! It shows just how difficult growing up with perceptions of gender norms and ideals. I can relate to both of the characters in this play, and the frustrations that they have when it comes to identity, and not knowing how to verbalize how you feel.

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