←Recommendations of Stonehenge

  • James Binz: Stonehenge by Patricia Milton
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    Comparing your relationship with the ancient Stonehenge is a challenge and a wonder. Great characters searching for who to include in a cracked and falling over world. Nicely done.

    Comparing your relationship with the ancient Stonehenge is a challenge and a wonder. Great characters searching for who to include in a cracked and falling over world. Nicely done.

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  • Cheryl Bear: Stonehenge by Patricia Milton
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    A great play about relationships and the ups and downs of it aided by confiding in each other. Well done.

    A great play about relationships and the ups and downs of it aided by confiding in each other. Well done.

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  • Vivian Lermond: Stonehenge by Patricia Milton
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    You never quite know where you are heading with this play, and it is wonderful! We twist and turn our way through conflict and tension, until we feel that somehow, life is going to become as stable and solid as Stonehenge for this couple, and we are left rooting for that outcome!

    You never quite know where you are heading with this play, and it is wonderful! We twist and turn our way through conflict and tension, until we feel that somehow, life is going to become as stable and solid as Stonehenge for this couple, and we are left rooting for that outcome!

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  • Claudia Haas: Stonehenge by Patricia Milton
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    I love a play that takes me to many places. Milton mixes silly with romance and then adds just the right amount of the philosophical to deliver a play that is as light as a confection but with substance. Combining Stonehenge with love and family has given me a new appreciation of the ancient wonder. What a delight this would be onstage.

    I love a play that takes me to many places. Milton mixes silly with romance and then adds just the right amount of the philosophical to deliver a play that is as light as a confection but with substance. Combining Stonehenge with love and family has given me a new appreciation of the ancient wonder. What a delight this would be onstage.

    ”