Dan Taube's clever and well-crafted play "What Did You Think of Me" took me right back to one of my roommates my freshman year in college and the challenges she presented. I wonder if I would have viewed her differently after reading this play. And that's the power of theatre - to enhance empathy in its readers and viewers. Playwright Taube has crafted a resonant two-handers with many reveals and reversals. He beautifully captures two opposing personalities and searching for commonality.

Set in a small New York apartment, Dan Taube's "WHAT DID YOU THINK OF ME?" contrasts two college roommates' lives, highlighting their differing personalities. I enjoyed how the play explored themes of identity, self-worth, and the power of honesty. This piece is perfect for showcasing strong performances, offering a relatable exploration of the challenges of growing up and finding common ground. The narrative unfolds naturally, culminating in a heartwarming resolution. Ideal for a pair of young actors, this play balances both comedic and dramatic elements effectively!

This short piece about a pair of college roommates with little in common takes you on a journey as they smoke pot and get veeery honest with each other. The twists and turns flow naturally, and the resolution is sweet. This would be a great play for a pair of young actors, as they have both comedy and drama to work with and mine.