←Recommendations of Delete

An amazing and creative approach to a very difficult subject! This short play is pretty grim, but I think everyone should read (and see) it. It's an important piece of work!

Powerful. Chilling. You definitely want to hit Save on this one so you can read/see it over and over again!

Killer! Metaphor at work, take note! Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn takes no prisoners in this wild ride of a short play that would be awesome in any short play festival. Easy to produce, fun to direct, and it will stick with you.

This is a razor sharp metaphorical exploration of a final loss of control. The crisp dialogue propels us through an ever deepening narrative. What seems like the final reveal is made all the more chilling by the haunting closing line that follows.

That last line. What a gut punch. Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn has written a taut, terrifying tale in Delete. This is masterful writing, with layers that reveal itself with each re-reading. To say much more is to give it away, so please read and produce!

WOW. This one really hit in a haunting way. Deleting doesn't just take the bad stuff, it takes all the good stuff too. A brilliant piece that will have audiences talking.

DELETE is a drama with the soul of a dark comedy. It's witty, musical in its timing, deft with the relatable analogy., and because of this, its punchline hits like a hard bullet to the emotional gut. DELETE is stark, haunting, and important. Such a great show.

Succinct, haunting, and visually barren, Floyd-Priskorn's short play is a painful rumination on gun violence and suicide (intended or no). To say much more would work against the stark and surreal atmosphere created by the play and its dialogue, so I shall leave with this: "Read it. Then produce it."

I'll never look at the Blue Screen of death the same! Dark play about suicide and a take that it so very original. Bravo!

Short and delightful, this piece will make big connections for audiences.