←Recommendations of DOUBLE TROUBLE, a 5-minute comedy

An old soul faces the burden of being paired with a new soul in this delightfully original comedy. The juxtaposition of Jordan's mounting frustration with Des's cluelessness provides many, many laughs.

This is such a delightful short play. I love the banter of what two newborn fraternal twins might say upon entering our world. This piece will give the audience a lot to think about and talk about when they leave the theater.

I loved this delightful conversation between newborn twins-- so funny and original. This play reminds us that life is beautiful and life is hard, especially when your favorite TV show is cancelled.

A terrific, full-bodied five-minute play, with a truly clever plot, full of humanity and fun. Arianna has a gift for creating entirely believable characters, put into all kinds of situations from tragic to comic. Here, comedy wins, and good for all of us!

A very cute, funny play that is an actor's playground! Twins born - an old and new soul (which makes them fraternal?) where the older twin (by just over 2 minutes - talks to the younger about what they have to look forward to --- A real peach of a play!

There's a new kid in town... Actually, two new kids, but one's been around the block a few times. This hilarious take on learning about life from the very beginning is a great piece for actors and would be a delightful fit in a short play festival for any audience.

Ever contemplate existence from the confines of your “crib?” (These days, there’s plenty of time for it.) The characters in DOUBLE TROUBLE do just that. The clever and creative twist? They’re newborn twins. I’ve enjoyed this fast and funny play both on stage and online. Old souls and new souls alike will find it thoughtful and fun.

Wonderfully funny spin on birth and rebirth as an old soul faces up to the realization her twin is a newbie, and what fresh hell this life will be for her. Fresh and sassy.

Clever and cute, this play takes the notion of reincarnation for a spin--with twins! I particularly love imagining this in production, as even in the simplest suggested staging, it has a sparkling creativity that is sure to make you smile. As the mother of a toddler, I felt particularly tickled and touched by the implications of both new and renewed life in Rose's work.