←Recommendations of The Get-Together

  • Monica Cross: The Get-Together by Daniel Prillaman
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    AMAZING! THE GET-TOGETHER is a horror play through and through! Daniel Prillaman creates a visceral, sonorous, and totally unsettling world of a party that doesn't feel like a party. Something is horribly wrong, and the details we are given in this play only lead to more questions. The off stage action adds to the on stage terror. This play needs to be staged! Highly Recommend!

    AMAZING! THE GET-TOGETHER is a horror play through and through! Daniel Prillaman creates a visceral, sonorous, and totally unsettling world of a party that doesn't feel like a party. Something is horribly wrong, and the details we are given in this play only lead to more questions. The off stage action adds to the on stage terror. This play needs to be staged! Highly Recommend!

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  • Scott Sickles: The Get-Together by Daniel Prillaman
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    Often all short fiction needs to capture is a turning point. We don’t need to know “why” or even all of “what.” We just need to know “WHAT NOW” and imagination fills the blanks.

    Prillaman provides a cavalcade of turning points! Our heroines are relentlessly active – even when one is paralyzed, she’s still fighting. The atmosphere created by costumes and sound (and one prop...) grounds the piece in a terror that seems as casual as it is inescapable. What’s happening offstage is infinitely more horrifying than what’s happening onstage... until it isn’t.
    A masterpiece!

    Often all short fiction needs to capture is a turning point. We don’t need to know “why” or even all of “what.” We just need to know “WHAT NOW” and imagination fills the blanks.

    Prillaman provides a cavalcade of turning points! Our heroines are relentlessly active – even when one is paralyzed, she’s still fighting. The atmosphere created by costumes and sound (and one prop...) grounds the piece in a terror that seems as casual as it is inescapable. What’s happening offstage is infinitely more horrifying than what’s happening onstage... until it isn’t.
    A masterpiece!

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  • Cayson Miles: The Get-Together by Daniel Prillaman
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    Unsettling in exactly all the right ways. The audience is left to decide for themselves, and Prillaman gives them so much to chew on. Really engaging writing and characters, I would love to see this in person and hear the reactions from the audience through all the twists, turns, and vomiting of tentacles.

    Unsettling in exactly all the right ways. The audience is left to decide for themselves, and Prillaman gives them so much to chew on. Really engaging writing and characters, I would love to see this in person and hear the reactions from the audience through all the twists, turns, and vomiting of tentacles.

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  • Steven G. Martin: The Get-Together by Daniel Prillaman
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    The unknown may be the scariest thing of all, and Prillaman gives an audience absolutely no sure footing in this short horror play. Are there rules to this world? Most likely, but we don't know them or when they're broken, nor do we know the consequences. And it feels everything is at stake because of it.

    The unknown may be the scariest thing of all, and Prillaman gives an audience absolutely no sure footing in this short horror play. Are there rules to this world? Most likely, but we don't know them or when they're broken, nor do we know the consequences. And it feels everything is at stake because of it.

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