MONOLOGUE, FIVE MINUTE: Val is stuck, and they have been for a long time. But they don't need help. They would rather not inconvenience anyone else.
A monologue about being stuck, and what it can take to get out.
Draft Updated 7/9/23!
MONOLOGUE, FIVE MINUTE: Val is stuck, and they have been for a long time. But they don't need help. They would rather not inconvenience anyone else.
A monologue about being stuck, and what it can take to get out.
Draft Updated 7/9/23!
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QUICKSAND, a one person play
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Asher Wyndham:
QUICKSAND, a one person play
by Sam Heyman
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This will be a fun piece for a scenic designer. And the audience will recognize themselves while laughing. Structurally and emotionally it works. I can see this playing in different cities around the world and open to interpretation.
This will be a fun piece for a scenic designer. And the audience will recognize themselves while laughing. Structurally and emotionally it works. I can see this playing in different cities around the world and open to interpretation.
”
Christopher Plumridge:
QUICKSAND, a one person play
by Sam Heyman
“
A metaphor for so many feelings I'm sure, for the impact of this piece is as deep as the sand, and the predicament the protagonist finds themselves in.
This would make a great audition piece, as there are several ways to tackle it.
Very good.
A metaphor for so many feelings I'm sure, for the impact of this piece is as deep as the sand, and the predicament the protagonist finds themselves in.
This would make a great audition piece, as there are several ways to tackle it.
Very good.
”
Nora Louise Syran:
QUICKSAND, a one person play
by Sam Heyman
“
Heyman speaks to the poet in me, in all of us. This monologue is metaphorically perfect. It hits all the right notes. Universal and pointed. Lovely work. Watch the reading online by Miranda Jonte on Back Porch Theatre: https://fb.watch/mXjHV2b1Xw/ If you're feeling stuck in life and need a helping hand you'll be glad you did. Reach out.
Heyman speaks to the poet in me, in all of us. This monologue is metaphorically perfect. It hits all the right notes. Universal and pointed. Lovely work. Watch the reading online by Miranda Jonte on Back Porch Theatre: https://fb.watch/mXjHV2b1Xw/ If you're feeling stuck in life and need a helping hand you'll be glad you did. Reach out.
