Recommendations of Zoom (A parody of the absurd)

  • John Busser: Happy Days: Zoom (A parody of the absurd)

    A zoom meet gets hijacked when an actor mistakes the meet for an audition, and the results are appropriately bonkers. Hitting the right tone for the source inspiration (Beckett's Happy Days), Nora Louise Syran's dialogue works way better than it should when juxtaposed against the actor auditioning. This is smart and funny writing.

    A zoom meet gets hijacked when an actor mistakes the meet for an audition, and the results are appropriately bonkers. Hitting the right tone for the source inspiration (Beckett's Happy Days), Nora Louise Syran's dialogue works way better than it should when juxtaposed against the actor auditioning. This is smart and funny writing.

  • Christopher Soucy: Happy Days: Zoom (A parody of the absurd)

    Absurdity has become second nature to us all, and nothing illustrates that better than Syran’s take on Beckett’s Happy Days. Excellent work!

    Absurdity has become second nature to us all, and nothing illustrates that better than Syran’s take on Beckett’s Happy Days. Excellent work!

  • Tony Tambasco: Happy Days: Zoom (A parody of the absurd)

    A clever riff on Beckett that highlights the absurdities of pandemic life.

    A clever riff on Beckett that highlights the absurdities of pandemic life.

  • Julie Zaffarano: Happy Days: Zoom (A parody of the absurd)

    Nora Louise Syran’s clever Becket parody is a fast paced peak into a crazy family life. We have all experienced or worried about Zoom crashing. If only they could all be this fun!

    Nora Louise Syran’s clever Becket parody is a fast paced peak into a crazy family life. We have all experienced or worried about Zoom crashing. If only they could all be this fun!