←Recommendations of FOUR DOORS DOWN

  • Stephen Kaplan: FOUR DOORS DOWN by Donna Hoke
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    A great modern play that deals honestly and candidly with class and friendship. This all-female cast would be a great addition to a theatre's season looking for a play that is funny, smart, and incredibly moving.

    A great modern play that deals honestly and candidly with class and friendship. This all-female cast would be a great addition to a theatre's season looking for a play that is funny, smart, and incredibly moving.

    ”
  • Tina Esper: FOUR DOORS DOWN by Donna Hoke
    “

    What happens when BFFs discover their forever friendship might not stand the test of time? In this moving play, a decades-long friendship is challenged by a sudden turn in luck and the harsh realities that unspool when someone loses their foothold in society.
    I've been lucky enough to hear this play in an earlier iteration and even luckier to read the most recent draft. Donna has an uncanny way of refining her story without losing any of the beauty or magic of the original.
    And I always cry at the end.

    What happens when BFFs discover their forever friendship might not stand the test of time? In this moving play, a decades-long friendship is challenged by a sudden turn in luck and the harsh realities that unspool when someone loses their foothold in society.
    I've been lucky enough to hear this play in an earlier iteration and even luckier to read the most recent draft. Donna has an uncanny way of refining her story without losing any of the beauty or magic of the original.
    And I always cry at the end.

    ”
  • Heather Helinsky: FOUR DOORS DOWN by Donna Hoke
    “

    I read this script during the development stage, and I encourage you to look at this piece, especially if you're looking for an all-female cast and realize that most theatre ticket purchasers are women. Hoke's dialogue is smart, funny, nuanced, and tense as she explores the fragility of female friendship. There are several events in this play that cause these BFFs to drift apart, and Hoke does a great job keeping multiple stories going at once. The family secret at the center is also the stuff of Greek tragedy...read & produce this!

    I read this script during the development stage, and I encourage you to look at this piece, especially if you're looking for an all-female cast and realize that most theatre ticket purchasers are women. Hoke's dialogue is smart, funny, nuanced, and tense as she explores the fragility of female friendship. There are several events in this play that cause these BFFs to drift apart, and Hoke does a great job keeping multiple stories going at once. The family secret at the center is also the stuff of Greek tragedy...read & produce this!

    ”
  • William Triplett: FOUR DOORS DOWN by Donna Hoke
    “

    Beneath the many laugh-out-loud moments that swirl through this melancholy comedy lies a poignant look at female friendship – its ups and downs, ins and outs, smiles and tears. Add in the distancing effects of time and a stark shift of economic status, and suddenly that friendship is stretched in ways that will resonate with not just women, but also more than a few men, I’ll bet. Engagingly written, deftly observed, and full of heart!

    Beneath the many laugh-out-loud moments that swirl through this melancholy comedy lies a poignant look at female friendship – its ups and downs, ins and outs, smiles and tears. Add in the distancing effects of time and a stark shift of economic status, and suddenly that friendship is stretched in ways that will resonate with not just women, but also more than a few men, I’ll bet. Engagingly written, deftly observed, and full of heart!

    ”