←Recommendations of A Conversation About Mom

  • Vivian Lermond: A Conversation About Mom by John Busser
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    Busser captures the conflict between this long-estranged father and son beautifully through believable dialogue and a well-crafted structure. A CONVERSATION ABOUT MOM is a roller coaster of a play and the ride is worth taking.

    Busser captures the conflict between this long-estranged father and son beautifully through believable dialogue and a well-crafted structure. A CONVERSATION ABOUT MOM is a roller coaster of a play and the ride is worth taking.

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  • Marjorie Bicknell: A Conversation About Mom by John Busser
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    John Busser has a way of capturing how family members speak to one another, how they know just where to place the truest and must hurtful barbs, and how they let memory get in the way of hearing what’s being said now. Or is he capturing the way we speak to ourselves? In the sweet and insightful play, it hardly matters. Everything rings true.

    John Busser has a way of capturing how family members speak to one another, how they know just where to place the truest and must hurtful barbs, and how they let memory get in the way of hearing what’s being said now. Or is he capturing the way we speak to ourselves? In the sweet and insightful play, it hardly matters. Everything rings true.

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  • Philip Middleton Williams: A Conversation About Mom by John Busser
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    John Busser gives us a moment between father and son, but as is always the case, the truest conversations are often those we have with ourselves. The way he gives us these characters is beautifully crafted and deeply felt. This would be a wonderful selection for any short play festival.

    John Busser gives us a moment between father and son, but as is always the case, the truest conversations are often those we have with ourselves. The way he gives us these characters is beautifully crafted and deeply felt. This would be a wonderful selection for any short play festival.

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