←Recommendations of The Monster

That's a funny piece. A realistic examination of the difficulty of being "the Scary Monster" in a world of pessimistic heroines. Wonderful stuff.

The Monster by Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn is a funny little two-hander that flips the usual horror setup on its head. Instead of terror, we get a sharp and witty back-and-forth between a so-called “Scary Monster” and a surprisingly calm victim who just won’t play along. The banter is fast, clever, and meta in all the right ways.

What a BRILLIANT two-hander that audiences will ADORE! JACQUELYN FLOYD-PRISKORN has written the perfect monster short play. GRRRRRRRR!

I need to take this person's attitude every time I get into an argument online.

Gorgeously paced, delightfully funny, with dialogue that zings with the vim of a Gene Krupa drum solo, this play takes evasion and exasperations to delirious new heights.

Also, Socrates would be proud.

This is adorable. Anyone putting together an evening of short plays for young audiences would do well to consider The Monster by Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn.

Love the back-and-forth! There would be so much room to color each beat and play the intention for either character. Such a fun scene, especially for young actors!

Fast and funny, THE MONSTER reveals the power of… logic. A brilliant sendup of just about any horror movie you’ve ever seen. Don’t wait for Halloween. Stage this one now!

A fun and witty examination of monsters, clichés, and existential crises!

Hilarious! I love how this piece takes horror tropes and dissects them, confusing the titular Monster at its core! A great play for any spooky season!

A funny as hell little goof piece from Jacquie Floyd! What more could you want? A monster and its victim face off. Death is imminent. Or is it? I love the fact that the monster isn't destroyed as much as deconstructed. And the last line made my do a spit take. Even though I wasn't drinking anything at the time. You can't go wrong with The Monster.