←Recommendations of The Sunset Train - 10 Minute Play

I enjoy 10 minute plays that are able to pack an entire world into such a small frame. And had I thought through the play's title, I might have picked up on the clever clue Kaminski affords us. Instead, I fell for the decoy, which made the plot twist all the more delicious. Nice two-hander.

Kaminski has masterfully crafted a fun and engaging two hander aching to be preformed. I love the western world he’s created here. The plot is engaging and shatters expectations. I’d love to see this one up on its feet. Well done.

I thought I was on the right track with this one… but was pleasantly surprised to find that I had been led astray! A smart, unexpected thriller, perfectly paced, like a well-maintained locomotive!

Wonderfully atmospheric and often lyrical, this play seduced me into believing it was going in a sentimental direction but it turned out to have taken me in quite another. Brilliant misdirection made the conclusion all the more surprising. Well-drawn characters kept me engaged from the start. It was a pleasure to be on the train with Natty and the Kid.

Listened/watched this short play on Zoom with the SUGA program in Atlanta. Fun setting in the old west with a bad guy and an innocent woman...that is until the very good twist. A really fun two-hander.

It's always fun when you think a play is taking you one way and then it takes you another. An intriguing look at the inevitable fate that awaits us all - and how we will all choose to face it.

What a fabulous visual an old west train car story would make on a stage. The Kid is a fabulous character with depth and texture. Natty is a wonderful surprise. Audiences will enjoy their time with these characters, in this space, at this moment.

An absolutely DELIGHTFUL surprise. I found myself humming "Horse with No Name" by America, I don't know why, but that's the beautiful thing about plays like this: evocation. I loved connecting to this smart and well-crafted play with a fantastic twist.

This atmospheric play is really a wonderful surprise. A beautiful, inevitable end that The Kid, nor the audience will see coming. This will have audiences talking long after the lights come back up.

The myths and legends about the Old American West are well known and passed down to all of us who love a bit of history. Kaminiski gives us such a myth in the Kid and the mysterious passenger who is with him on the train after his last robbery. This tale of two stowaways reaches a satisfactory and cathartic conclusion by play's end and you'll be glad that you were able to hitch along.