←Recommendations of A Little Light

  • John Busser: A Little Light by Lee R. Lawing
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    12.21.24 - What starts out as an innocuous meeting on a park bench turns into a nightmare for a man who made the other person's entire life a nightmare years earlier. Lee Lawing pulled the rug out from under me as surely as Betsy did to Andrew. And, in a fitting bit of karma, Andrew is the one who had this coming (after telling the police that she had wanted it back then). Revenge as sharp as a knitting needle.

    12.21.24 - What starts out as an innocuous meeting on a park bench turns into a nightmare for a man who made the other person's entire life a nightmare years earlier. Lee Lawing pulled the rug out from under me as surely as Betsy did to Andrew. And, in a fitting bit of karma, Andrew is the one who had this coming (after telling the police that she had wanted it back then). Revenge as sharp as a knitting needle.

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  • Paul Donnelly: A Little Light by Lee R. Lawing
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    A seemingly benign interaction on a park bench builds to a horrific revelation and a shocking act of retribution. The natural and engaging dialogue goes suddenly dark in the most skillful way. Betsy's final act and its motivation left me truly shaken.

    A seemingly benign interaction on a park bench builds to a horrific revelation and a shocking act of retribution. The natural and engaging dialogue goes suddenly dark in the most skillful way. Betsy's final act and its motivation left me truly shaken.

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  • Kim E. Ruyle: A Little Light by Lee R. Lawing
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    Lee Lawing lures us into what could be just another pedestrian park bench play, but the mystery about the relationship between the two seniors on the bench builds until… Bam! A shocking reveal and conclusion as the mystery is solved. Excellent!

    Lee Lawing lures us into what could be just another pedestrian park bench play, but the mystery about the relationship between the two seniors on the bench builds until… Bam! A shocking reveal and conclusion as the mystery is solved. Excellent!

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  • Tony Tambasco: A Little Light by Lee R. Lawing
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    Violence begets violence in this short play, putting bloodshed in contrast to beauty, wrapped in considerations of what it means to make the world a safer, more beautiful place, and who can (and should) get to enjoy it. Lawing provokes heavy and thoughtful dialogue in a brief script.

    Violence begets violence in this short play, putting bloodshed in contrast to beauty, wrapped in considerations of what it means to make the world a safer, more beautiful place, and who can (and should) get to enjoy it. Lawing provokes heavy and thoughtful dialogue in a brief script.

    ”