←Recommendations of Flashes & Floaters

  • Lainie Vansant: Flashes & Floaters by Deneen Reynolds-Knott
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    A beautiful story about love and new life. This story handles struggle and hope beautifully with lots of complex Black women in the center of the story. I would love to see this staged!

    A beautiful story about love and new life. This story handles struggle and hope beautifully with lots of complex Black women in the center of the story. I would love to see this staged!

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  • Cheryl Bear: Flashes & Floaters by Deneen Reynolds-Knott
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    A vital relationship of both caretaker for one's child and parent while navigating the workforce. Moving and important.

    A vital relationship of both caretaker for one's child and parent while navigating the workforce. Moving and important.

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  • Marcus Scott: Flashes & Floaters by Deneen Reynolds-Knott
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    Featuring one of the most realistic portrayals of contemporary relationships--romantic and paternal--as well as a comment on start-up culture in post-recession America, 'Flashes & Floaters' is a timely comedy about parenthood and the workforce that asks, "can we have it all?"

    Featuring one of the most realistic portrayals of contemporary relationships--romantic and paternal--as well as a comment on start-up culture in post-recession America, 'Flashes & Floaters' is a timely comedy about parenthood and the workforce that asks, "can we have it all?"

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  • TyLie Shider: Flashes & Floaters by Deneen Reynolds-Knott
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    Deneen has crafted portraiture of characters you will never forget.

    Deneen has crafted portraiture of characters you will never forget.

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  • C. Julian Jiménez: Flashes & Floaters by Deneen Reynolds-Knott
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    This beautiful play effortlessly examines the push and pull of starting a career and being a caretaker for an ailing parent. It's honesty is both equal parts touching and brutally painful. This is masterful writing.

    This beautiful play effortlessly examines the push and pull of starting a career and being a caretaker for an ailing parent. It's honesty is both equal parts touching and brutally painful. This is masterful writing.

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