←Recommendations of Strike/Out

  • Joshua Taylor Piper: Strike/Out by Lizz Mangan
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    The way I want to see this play on stage! I love how integral the themes of routine are to this play and how the thing that we do every week that brings us joy can often become the thing that destroys the love of the game, whatever our version of the game might be. Engaging with what we love is a delicate relationship we can get burned by if we don't treat it right.

    The way I want to see this play on stage! I love how integral the themes of routine are to this play and how the thing that we do every week that brings us joy can often become the thing that destroys the love of the game, whatever our version of the game might be. Engaging with what we love is a delicate relationship we can get burned by if we don't treat it right.

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  • Cori Diaz: Strike/Out by Lizz Mangan
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    this play ruined my freaking life also this play definitely is a connecticut play

    this play ruined my freaking life also this play definitely is a connecticut play

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  • Franky D. Gonzalez: Strike/Out by Lizz Mangan
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    I never knew that Tuesdays at a bowling alley could be filled with so much drama, tension, and stakes! But don't be confused! As dark and dramatic as this play gets, there is so much comedy throughout this play. Each of the characters is complex, messy, and have equally compelling stories that spans gender, age, and backgrounds. You will go through the range of emotions with each of the characters and ultimately love this scrappy team of badass bowlers.

    I never knew that Tuesdays at a bowling alley could be filled with so much drama, tension, and stakes! But don't be confused! As dark and dramatic as this play gets, there is so much comedy throughout this play. Each of the characters is complex, messy, and have equally compelling stories that spans gender, age, and backgrounds. You will go through the range of emotions with each of the characters and ultimately love this scrappy team of badass bowlers.

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  • Erin Malone Turner: Strike/Out by Lizz Mangan
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    Love how this play about a small bowling league team was so heartwarming as well as sporty. The tension of the athleticism & the relationships between the characters is incredible! Anyone - bowler or not - can relate to the ideas of dedication, taking shots at romance, & figuring out how to stick together when things seem to be falling apart that are explored in this wonderful play. Additionally, it allows actors & directors to be inventive with physicality. I need to see this fully produced!

    Love how this play about a small bowling league team was so heartwarming as well as sporty. The tension of the athleticism & the relationships between the characters is incredible! Anyone - bowler or not - can relate to the ideas of dedication, taking shots at romance, & figuring out how to stick together when things seem to be falling apart that are explored in this wonderful play. Additionally, it allows actors & directors to be inventive with physicality. I need to see this fully produced!

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