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What seems to be an especially awkward first date spirals into something darker with a series of truly surprising twists. I went from being nervously engaged to truly horrified, but this dark little gem is gripping throughout.

A quick witted and snappy play on every anxious person's worst first date fear of being the victim of a crime. This play contains a well done and fascinating twist that you won't see coming! I was drawn in from the beginning by Bonamici's fun and realistic dialogue, which only got more fascinating as the story continued. Would love to see this staged! For a more in depth review, go to "A Playwright's Journey" on SubStack!

They say religion and politics are things you shouldn't discuss on a first date, well I'd like to add serial killers to that list! This is a fascinating twisting piece that keeps you curious and keeps you guessing all the way through. In 10 pages Gabriella presents two characters, who aren't who you think they are and a twisting plot that will draw an audience in as well as entertain, what more could you want!

Bonamici keeps you on your toes, keeps you guessing, and then whoa! What a killer ending!

Wonderfully suspenseful from beginning to end.

Beautifully off kilter including its surprise ending.

Kept me guessing the whole time. One part horror story, one part mystery. As well the dialogue is excellent with the writer offering us many highs and lows. Very creepy resolution. An excellent read.

The suspense in "Jokes About Ted Bundy" ratchets up quickly from mere cringe-worthy nervousness about dating.

Even when an audience starts to understand what is happening -- that wonderful delicious theatrical irony -- they will still be surprised by the level of viciousness, physical torture and callousness in Gabriella Bonamici's 10-minute play.

Within the first few pages, I was hooked for every twist and turn that this ten-minute horror play swept me along. Excellently paced and well written.

This play starts with cringe-worthy jokes and ends with a horrific twist that, in retrospect, makes perfect sense. I thoroughly enjoyed this taut 1-minute thriller. Well done!