←Recommendations of Ghost Flushers

Perfect for Halloween! What a fun, immersive, spooky little play! If I ran a theatre, this would absolutely be a top contender for October programming. I'd love to experience it live!

Well, that was fabulous! High energy, well-directed audience participation, and a ghost story all wrapped up together. Cheers to this fun, interactive play that would be great for any theatre to jump into.

There’s just aren’t enough shows that highlight audience participation. Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn has delivered a delightful score full of spooky hijinks and colorful characters. This is a fantastic show that I would love to see performed!

Jacquie Floyd-Priskorn’s audience participation plays are so much fun, and Ghost Flushers is a perfect example. If your theater, or really any organization, is looking for a fundraiser, this would be a terrific Halloween treat. Why wait? Ghosts need flushing all year long.

What a fun piece for Halloween! Madame Helga is a hoot, and the audience participation is kind and nonthreatening. There's room for improv with some of the audience interviews but the pace is solid and the characters super fun. This would be a wonderful addition to any short play festival, a light, refreshing experience for ghost lovers.

A kooky, fun piece for everybody! Anybody would be lucky to be in the audience of this play! A comedic, spooky play that leaves me jealous of all audiences of this piece!

Wacky indeed and loads of fun to boot! I love farces and Floyd-Priskorn gives us a great one in her play Ghost Flushers. I love the twists and turns and the unexpected going-ons as the action continues and would be jealous of any audience member who gets to participate in this mad-cap ghost story.

The perfect Halloween's eve read! Jacquie Floyd-Priskorn brings her typical pep and energy to play on a madcap, irresistible piece with the utterly brilliant conceit of casting the audience as ghosts in need of 'flushing' out of a haunted warehouse. As many groaner dad-jokes as is legally permissible, Jacquie leads us fearlessly through audience interaction so expertly that you can see what a scream this would be in person. Ahh, the puns are rubbing off! But seriously, have a read. What a hoot.