←Recommendations of Sensories

  • Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn: Sensories by Sam Heyman
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    I used to say things like "It smells like 1987 in here!" And I sincerely meant it. I am one of those people that can be transported by aromatic stimuli. And that is what makes this play so eerie and disturbing to me. I really want to know what this lab is studying! A great episode for Theatrical Shenanigans!

    I used to say things like "It smells like 1987 in here!" And I sincerely meant it. I am one of those people that can be transported by aromatic stimuli. And that is what makes this play so eerie and disturbing to me. I really want to know what this lab is studying! A great episode for Theatrical Shenanigans!

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  • Nora Louise Syran: Sensories by Sam Heyman
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    We've all had those moments where a smell or taste transports us to a moment in time we've perhaps forgotten but lies hidden deep in our subconscious. Well, this short play will transport you for sure; the intrigue behind the piece feels very much like that grasping your mind does when searching for the memory your taste buds or olfactory system remembers, but you just. can't. put your finger on. Plenty of scope for development in this one. Nice. (Sept 23, 2024 - Caught the Theatrical Shenanigan's production)

    We've all had those moments where a smell or taste transports us to a moment in time we've perhaps forgotten but lies hidden deep in our subconscious. Well, this short play will transport you for sure; the intrigue behind the piece feels very much like that grasping your mind does when searching for the memory your taste buds or olfactory system remembers, but you just. can't. put your finger on. Plenty of scope for development in this one. Nice. (Sept 23, 2024 - Caught the Theatrical Shenanigan's production)

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  • Rachel Feeny-Williams: Sensories by Sam Heyman
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    I had the great privilege of producing this piece for Audio Drama Podcast Theatrical Shenanigans it was a fascinating piece to produce and I would wager would be just as fascinating to produce as a live piece of performance. A thrilling piece that draws in all the senses and mixes them up with the idea of memories and what inspires those memories. I won't say much more because you need to experience it for yourself!

    I had the great privilege of producing this piece for Audio Drama Podcast Theatrical Shenanigans it was a fascinating piece to produce and I would wager would be just as fascinating to produce as a live piece of performance. A thrilling piece that draws in all the senses and mixes them up with the idea of memories and what inspires those memories. I won't say much more because you need to experience it for yourself!

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  • Samuel Langellier: Sensories by Sam Heyman
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    For some, all it takes to go back to the past is a thyme machine. A savory and herbaceously seasoned roast holding the point on the map to that Sunday where tender tastes and feelings fell in line together with the sturdy feeling of knife and fork in hand.

    Might this be the Sensories captured by Heyman in this his heyday?

    A strong sense of sound and voice lead to a cumulative effect that can no doubt lead to its own mental markings.

    For some, all it takes to go back to the past is a thyme machine. A savory and herbaceously seasoned roast holding the point on the map to that Sunday where tender tastes and feelings fell in line together with the sturdy feeling of knife and fork in hand.

    Might this be the Sensories captured by Heyman in this his heyday?

    A strong sense of sound and voice lead to a cumulative effect that can no doubt lead to its own mental markings.

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