←Recommendations of So This is a One Minute Play

Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn's play is clever in how it depicts the tediousness of writing a one-minute play with its metanarrative approach.

What a witty look at the one minute play form in the form of a one minute play. Yet there's time for a clever set-up and a surprising resolution. The dialogue is crisp and engaging. The whole brief play is a thorough charmer.

What a great show. It's as long as it needs to be and would be a fantastic inclusion to open a night of short plays. As usual with Jacquie's plays, the comic timing is perfect, the dialogue is spot on, and the play itself is stellar. So good.

Just excellent. Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn does a great job of writing in play form what is in the head of playwrights when they are trying to keep their ideas within the constraints of a 1 min time limit. Bravo!

This should be included in any one minute show as it's perfection in every way, shape or form. This is one minute you will never regret spending.

Efficient and effective. Your smile will last longer than the play.

An easy-to-stage, clever script. Sure to find a home in many one-minute play festivals!

I've always been intrigued by the concept of one minute plays and the title alone of this one got me interested. Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn takes an emerging trend in the theatre and pokes fun at it in a humorous and engaging way. I would definitely love to see this in any emerging one minute play festivals!

I’m not sure what the point of recommending a one-minute play is. You could have read the entire play in the time it’s taking you to read this. Oh well. How you spend your time is your business.

Nonetheless, kudos to Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn for this short yet delightful one-minute play. I enjoyed it thoroughly.

A true celebration of the constraints of time. Easily an allegory for life itself.