←Recommendations of Vegetables are Revolting!

A short, energetic romp with extremely clever wordplay and puns. Delightful work, and I could see this being used in a school drama club. Amazing work.

Okay, this is a giggle fest from start to finish! Norkin's wordplay ("chairveg" - Ha!) and groaning puns delight, and when we somehow find ourselves in an early Kubrick epic with a dozen vegetables, well, I was very pleased. This play would be such a fun one for student actors, especially. There's lots of room for an ensemble in the produce aisle!

Though I hate the word "veggies" and have never been on speaking terms with an eggplant, Morey Norkin offers a sprightly and very punny tour through the produce section. Read this cute little TYA play and die, con, laughing.

Painfully funny. Intentionally painful and riotously funny. This clever piece will entertain the young and the young at heart alike.

Until you read this pease on vegetables, you don’t know squash. It’s all here: the corny, the stringy, the starchy. The ending is a priceless groaner. Enjoy! Better yet - produce it!

Very funny and really clever short play featuring talking vegetables. I absolutely loved it!

Lots of puns, lots of silly humor, a few references for grown-ups in the audience ... what's not to love about "Vegetables are Revolting!" This would be great fun for young actors and audiences alike, and costumers would have a wonderful time, too.

Morey Norkin is a wizard when it comes to word play. This play is full of laughs, puns, and delightful silliness that will make you smile from ear to ear!

Damn you, Morey Norkin! I'm steamed that I only learned of this play a year late! As a lover of puns, I chowed down on this piece. What a delicious snack! I am green with envy (butter in a good way). Groan-inducing without the need for Pepto. This play, like an over-cooked steak, is well done.

THE PUNS. I was not prepared for the absolute deluge of wordplay this short contains. This play is pure silliness. What a delight!