←Recommendations of Souvenirs - One Act Play

  • Rachel Feeny-Williams: Souvenirs - One Act Play by Ryan Kaminski
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    I had the privilege of editing this piece as an audio play for Theatrical Shenanigans and it was a play that kept on giving. Taking the sinister journey of discovery with these three characters was great fun and the story literally gave me Goosebumps. Its a wonderful example of what can be produced on stage in the world of thriller/horror and would have audiences on the edge of their seats as well as giving three performers the gift of wonderfully deep and complex characters.

    I had the privilege of editing this piece as an audio play for Theatrical Shenanigans and it was a play that kept on giving. Taking the sinister journey of discovery with these three characters was great fun and the story literally gave me Goosebumps. Its a wonderful example of what can be produced on stage in the world of thriller/horror and would have audiences on the edge of their seats as well as giving three performers the gift of wonderfully deep and complex characters.

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  • Neil Radtke: Souvenirs - One Act Play by Ryan Kaminski
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    I was completely captivated by Souvenirs—its eerie tension, sharp dialogue, and layered characters had me on edge from start to finish. The stormy log cabin setting brilliantly mirrors the psychological storm brewing within Alfred. The chilling twists unfold with perfect pacing, making each revelation more disturbing than the last. As a fan of suspenseful drama, I found this play both haunting and masterfully crafted.

    I was completely captivated by Souvenirs—its eerie tension, sharp dialogue, and layered characters had me on edge from start to finish. The stormy log cabin setting brilliantly mirrors the psychological storm brewing within Alfred. The chilling twists unfold with perfect pacing, making each revelation more disturbing than the last. As a fan of suspenseful drama, I found this play both haunting and masterfully crafted.

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  • Brian Cern: Souvenirs - One Act Play by Ryan Kaminski
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    A fun murder mystery that uses all the classic tropes... From the big empty house to the thunderstorm outside... It hits all the right buttons- the mood, the suspense... everything. A dang near perfect short play!

    A fun murder mystery that uses all the classic tropes... From the big empty house to the thunderstorm outside... It hits all the right buttons- the mood, the suspense... everything. A dang near perfect short play!

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  • Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn: Souvenirs - One Act Play by Ryan Kaminski
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    This is a classic horror short with all the right twists and turns. Dark, stormy and gory! Just what you need for your night of horror plays!

    This is a classic horror short with all the right twists and turns. Dark, stormy and gory! Just what you need for your night of horror plays!

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  • Evan Baughfman: Souvenirs - One Act Play by Ryan Kaminski
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    A clever, suspenseful piece that utilizes dramatic irony to great effect. Reminiscent of an EC Comics story. A terrifically twisted tale!

    A clever, suspenseful piece that utilizes dramatic irony to great effect. Reminiscent of an EC Comics story. A terrifically twisted tale!

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  • Ken Love: Souvenirs - One Act Play by Ryan Kaminski
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    Like the best crime fiction from the great pulps of the 1930's & 1940's, Ryan Kaminski's "Souvenirs" gave me a perverse thrill from beginning to end. John D. MacDonald, Richard Stark and - yes - the esteemed Cornel Woolrich would definitely approve and recommend. All that's missing is a live production!

    Like the best crime fiction from the great pulps of the 1930's & 1940's, Ryan Kaminski's "Souvenirs" gave me a perverse thrill from beginning to end. John D. MacDonald, Richard Stark and - yes - the esteemed Cornel Woolrich would definitely approve and recommend. All that's missing is a live production!

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  • Brent Alles: Souvenirs - One Act Play by Ryan Kaminski
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    Great little mystery/horror piece here. Great twists, some gruesomeness here and there, and a fast pace that definitely keeps you interested and on the edge of your seat. This would definitely be great to see staged (for those who have a strong stomach, I suppose) or even adapted in audio form. Definitely scratched my horror play itch for tonight's reading, I can tell you that.

    Great little mystery/horror piece here. Great twists, some gruesomeness here and there, and a fast pace that definitely keeps you interested and on the edge of your seat. This would definitely be great to see staged (for those who have a strong stomach, I suppose) or even adapted in audio form. Definitely scratched my horror play itch for tonight's reading, I can tell you that.

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