←Recommendations of The Chosen Herd

Hey, what do you do when you're bored? Lee's monologue answers this question with a vivid and immersive experience. It immediately drew me in with humor, wonder, and introspection. What a unique premise for a monologue! It totally works! Though experiencing extraordinary events, Lee's character remains grounded in reality, providing actors with a richly layered role to explore. The play takes audiences on a mind-bending journey, blending the surreal with the mundane in a truly captivating way. Bravo!

"Sometimes things are planned and sometimes things just happen". That was the thought that immediately crossed my mind when I read this piece and what Bob has done hear is create a fascinating 'happening' that would be great fun to perform, design, direct and observe. You can see the events of Lee's night of greatness in your mind even as you read it, which tells you how amazing it would be to see life, with the right performer. The vivid imagery captures the imagination in this wonderful piece pretty much from the word go!

While I can't relate to the recreational activities of the main character (and what comes with that), I can only imagine that this is completely plausible. A really fun monologue that would be fun to see or perform.

This is super fun. This is a character an actor would love to play with. But also this character is grounded in reality, despite the wacky things they claim to have witnessed and experienced. A journey through mind and space. COWABUNGA!

Oh, what a little night gazing on acid can do for a simple farmer. I would LOVE to see this performed! The opportunities for for both physical and emotional comedy are endless.