←Recommendations of i went to a bar all by myself and i didn’t die

  • Scott Sickles: i went to a bar all by myself and i didn’t die by Wren Aubrey Latham
    “

    I am allergic to fun.

    My vision of hell is loud and crowded. A 24-hour coffee spot or late-night art installation is my idea of a great time.

    But every now and then... There's a party or a gathering or even, god forbid, a club! I might even be there by myself with my social anxiety and my body... and fuck if I didn't have a great time.

    So thank you, Wren Aubrey Latham, for capturing River's (and my) trepidation and joy!

    And for making her "any size." That did my heart extra good.

    Glorious!

    I am allergic to fun.

    My vision of hell is loud and crowded. A 24-hour coffee spot or late-night art installation is my idea of a great time.

    But every now and then... There's a party or a gathering or even, god forbid, a club! I might even be there by myself with my social anxiety and my body... and fuck if I didn't have a great time.

    So thank you, Wren Aubrey Latham, for capturing River's (and my) trepidation and joy!

    And for making her "any size." That did my heart extra good.

    Glorious!

    ”
  • Steven G. Martin: i went to a bar all by myself and i didn’t die by Wren Aubrey Latham
    “

    I love theatre like "i went to a bar all by myself and i didn't die."

    This monologue is a celebration of exploration, joy, exultation, sensation, awakening, transformation. The character of River has made a strong choice and her world has opened up a bit more because of it. Wren Aubrey Latham has written about being open to trying new things and how it can make our lives that much richer.

    I love theatre like this. [24/10/11]

    I love theatre like "i went to a bar all by myself and i didn't die."

    This monologue is a celebration of exploration, joy, exultation, sensation, awakening, transformation. The character of River has made a strong choice and her world has opened up a bit more because of it. Wren Aubrey Latham has written about being open to trying new things and how it can make our lives that much richer.

    I love theatre like this. [24/10/11]

    ”
  • Asher Wyndham: i went to a bar all by myself and i didn’t die by Wren Aubrey Latham
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    I love this character. More than a narrative monologue, more than telling a story. It's an epiphany, an awareness of desire and body, gaining pride and confidence. I would love to hang out with character! An actor will have fun with this.

    I love this character. More than a narrative monologue, more than telling a story. It's an epiphany, an awareness of desire and body, gaining pride and confidence. I would love to hang out with character! An actor will have fun with this.

    ”
  • Charles Scott Jones: i went to a bar all by myself and i didn’t die by Wren Aubrey Latham
    “

    “i went to a bar all by myself and didn’t die” is the inviting, draw-you-in title for River’s fine monologue by Wren Aubry Latham. A favorite line: “But my body held the door for me.” The best monologues make you wish you were there and this is one.

    “i went to a bar all by myself and didn’t die” is the inviting, draw-you-in title for River’s fine monologue by Wren Aubry Latham. A favorite line: “But my body held the door for me.” The best monologues make you wish you were there and this is one.

    ”