←Recommendations of Everything Bagel

  • Jonny Bolduc: Everything Bagel by Cam Eickmeyer
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    I love this. The concept, the execution, the emotion. Like others have said, it's crazy how effective Eickmeyer is with this ten minute concept; he fits in such humanity it so little runtime. I would love to see this produced, and I'm watching out for this playwrights work from now on!

    I love this. The concept, the execution, the emotion. Like others have said, it's crazy how effective Eickmeyer is with this ten minute concept; he fits in such humanity it so little runtime. I would love to see this produced, and I'm watching out for this playwrights work from now on!

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  • Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn: Everything Bagel by Cam Eickmeyer
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    This piece broke my heart to pieces. Absolutely devastating. The characters are so relatable and you want to reach through the page and help them all. A tragic poem of a play.

    This piece broke my heart to pieces. Absolutely devastating. The characters are so relatable and you want to reach through the page and help them all. A tragic poem of a play.

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  • Greg Mandryk: Everything Bagel by Cam Eickmeyer
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    Many ten-minute dramas attempt too much, trying to condense an entire relationship or an entire lifetime into a few short pages and the result is usually an exposition-laden slog. Cam Eickmeyer keeps it simple and effectively elicits the reader’s emotions in this touching, heartfelt piece. Well done!

    Many ten-minute dramas attempt too much, trying to condense an entire relationship or an entire lifetime into a few short pages and the result is usually an exposition-laden slog. Cam Eickmeyer keeps it simple and effectively elicits the reader’s emotions in this touching, heartfelt piece. Well done!

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  • John Kelly: Everything Bagel by Cam Eickmeyer
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    A simple, straightforward, and exquisitely touching play about life, aging, and the inextinguishable hope of the human spirit. Very well written. Highly recommended.

    A simple, straightforward, and exquisitely touching play about life, aging, and the inextinguishable hope of the human spirit. Very well written. Highly recommended.

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