←Recommendations of Moonbow Bride

  • Amanda Schumacher: Moonbow Bride by Fred Tacon
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    I love a spooky-cute romantic comedy! Set on the somber cliffs of Cumberland Falls during the full moon, Greg and Marisa meet and ultimately, find a genuine connection. Tacon does an excellent job of taking a local Kentucky ghost story and turning it into a sweet tale of second chances.

    I love a spooky-cute romantic comedy! Set on the somber cliffs of Cumberland Falls during the full moon, Greg and Marisa meet and ultimately, find a genuine connection. Tacon does an excellent job of taking a local Kentucky ghost story and turning it into a sweet tale of second chances.

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  • Debra A. Cole: Moonbow Bride by Fred Tacon
    “

    I am a sucker for a MEET CUTE, even if it is creepy! Beautiful job of taking local lore and bringing the story to life.

    I am a sucker for a MEET CUTE, even if it is creepy! Beautiful job of taking local lore and bringing the story to life.

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  • Larry Rinkel: Moonbow Bride by Fred Tacon
    “

    Wonderfully enigmatic, with a great sense of atmosphere and quietly creepy dialogue. An excellent short ghost or horror play from Mr. Tacon, well worth incorporating in any Halloween-based (or other) short play festival. Bravo.

    Wonderfully enigmatic, with a great sense of atmosphere and quietly creepy dialogue. An excellent short ghost or horror play from Mr. Tacon, well worth incorporating in any Halloween-based (or other) short play festival. Bravo.

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  • Rachael Carnes: Moonbow Bride by Fred Tacon
    “

    This chilling play sent some serious shivers down my spine as I drank my morning coffee. Tacon creates terrific atmosphere, with a simple setting and some clear visual and physical cues. The characters' dialogue is fluid and gripping, and both tug at each other with intentions that shift and morph, which I really like. She is more complex, more mysterious, and he has great emotional range, as they explore a deeper subtext about societal expectations. I can see this as a great addition to horror/ghost/Halloween festivals. A refreshing break from the holidays. Boo!

    This chilling play sent some serious shivers down my spine as I drank my morning coffee. Tacon creates terrific atmosphere, with a simple setting and some clear visual and physical cues. The characters' dialogue is fluid and gripping, and both tug at each other with intentions that shift and morph, which I really like. She is more complex, more mysterious, and he has great emotional range, as they explore a deeper subtext about societal expectations. I can see this as a great addition to horror/ghost/Halloween festivals. A refreshing break from the holidays. Boo!

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