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Is there any greater relationship challenge than sharing a bathroom? 2 Bdrm 1 Bath captures the humorous frustration and necessary compromises that constitute the first year of marriage. It's great fun to share this couple's journey as they are both so cleanly drawn. The importance of the mundane provides a witty through line for this lovely narrative.

As someone who is a newlywed, there was so much in this piece that I related to. The eveyrday moments, the compromises, and all the humor in between. A beautiful piece for the romantic in all of us from beginning to end. Well done!

2 Bdrm 1 Bath captures everyday moments with a delightful mix of humor and authenticity. Scenes like the couple's banter about their honeymoon or the humorous yet exasperating bathroom routines highlight the nuances of their relationship. Jacquelyn Priskorn has created a comic gem that accurately portrays the compromises that make cohabitation both a joy and a well... a bit of a challenge.

Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn's "2 BDRM 1 BATH" is a witty and relatable exploration of marriage and the compromises that come with shared spaces. The play humorously captures the couple's adjustments when confined to a small living area, particularly with just one bathroom. Priskorn's writing shines in her ability to find humor in the mundane, turning everyday challenges into opportunities for character development and relationship dynamics. Her concept is a testament to the resilience of love and partnership in the face of life's little trials.

"2 Bdrm 1 Bath" is a sweet comedy about how every relationship has its highs and lows, and getting through only makes them stronger. This would be lovely to see live!

Sharing a bathroom just ain't easy and this piece demonstrates with humor and heart. We get quite a bit of depth of character with a minimum of dialogue, would be happy to see this on a screen, nice to be left with just a bit of a smile. Bravo, fun read.

I LOVE THIS! There is so much drama and comedy to be parsed from bathroom sharing habits and this short screenplay takes this situation and turns it into wonderful little screenplay. I noticed many others have stated that a moving crew or stage crew would be a HILARIOUS touch. I love scripts that latch onto seemingly small moments in life and say something salient and humorous. I can't wait to read more of your work and hope many many productions of this screenplay are forthcoming.

Such a cute little screenplay! This author does a great job of sticking to the point of this couple feeling more and more cramped in the tiny house they now share. Funny and well-written, this would be easy to film for a festival of shorts.

This is a charming piece, structured in a way that keeps the reader engaged by the creativity of it. The characters are well-conceived, and the timeline progresses in a way that anyone who reads this will enjoy. Well done, and well crafted. Brava!

I agree a stage crew would be a great addition, changing the setting as they speak! adding an extra layer of chaos to an already cramped situation. Love the clinical interview of very personal details. Fun!