←Recommendations of The Naughty List

This is a lot of fun! It's a crazy idea that absolutely works. LeBlanc's characters are perfectly suited for a mob drama and ...a holiday classic. LeBlanc does a great job of capturing the feel of a mob narrative while being extremely silly.

Haha what a great idea this is and brilliantly written! It would make a great festival short and a great piece for a young actress to have fun with. Great fun!

Combine your stereotypical mob boss with your anything-but-typical North Pole elf and you get one naughty story! The way I pictured this conversation in my head had me hooked from the get-go. A definite holiday twist and the perfect short piece for anyone who’s seen “Rudolph” or “It’s a Wonderful Life” one too many times. Incredibly fun! Bah!

A hilarious piece that had my laughing from pretty much the very beginning. The idea of taking a gritty world of gangsters and sprinkling the magic of a Christmas elf (mixed in with a bit of crazy) is absolute genius. I think this piece would be great as apart of a short play evening for the festive time of year. I can't really say it much more than I love it!

There are so many great, subtle jokes in this admittedly over-the-top premise that make this piece by Robert LeBlanc such a terrific present on any day of the year. The "trilogy of two movies" and "Pinterest mom" jokes are my favorites. But there's so much more here. Just jolly fun! I would love to see this unwrapped on stage somewhere.

This is such a nice twist on those cute little Santa's elves you read about. Tinsel wants in and nothing is going to stop her. A fun piece.

Just the right amount of silliness for these times - wrapped up in tinsel. If you need some anti-Christmas cheer, it’s here.

A great holiday spoof and a fun story of one of Kringle's elves gone bad! Put this 10 minute gem in a holiday showcase of short plays!