←Recommendations of The Berenstain Bearadox

You say potato, I say Beren-Steen. This monologue made me laugh out loud and is the perfect piece for any parent/person who has ever puzzled over the proper pronunciation of this well-known children's book series. Added bonus - the book Lipschutz has Dad read is so spot on.

Ha! This poor father finding out he's been wrong, all his life, no wonder he's plunged into a sudden crisis!
A quick witted monologue which slides down that slope to realisation, and a great line at the end.
And being a Brit, there are also a lot of similar differences in one shared language. Love it!

A quick, light, and very relatable monologue about that discombobulating feeling you get when reality and your perception of said reality are at odds. And really, it should be "-stein".

Mandela effect, man. It can make you feel like your reality is inside-outside-upside-down. Very silly-goofy!

This poor father is undone by a discovery made about a beloved children's book series. One challenge to a long-held but mistaken conviction and he is unmoored. His hysterical hysteria builds to a meta-theatrical climax. This is a boisterously funny and thoroughly engaging monologue that would be a real treat in performance.

Of all the Mandela Effects to be paraded about my zone of attention, this one freaked me out the most. A hilarious monologue about the dangers of paying attention. I would love to see this onstage.

I love the title so much. This is a fantastic little piece that is asking big existential questions!

Clever, witty - a fun monologue with a wonderfully meta twist ending that I didn't see coming!

Relatable and hysterical. An actor will have such fun ramping up as everything turns inside outside upsidedown.

As a child of the 80s and someone who has all the BerenSTEIN Bear books, it felt like a conversation I might have with my own kids (and myself). Lipschutz conveys an entire arc of a story in a minute, with humor and heart.