←Recommendations of OH, BABY! (from Baby Fever, a 10 minute play)

  • Jon Aylward: OH, BABY! (from Baby Fever, a 10 minute play) by Marj O'Neill-Butler
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    I'm making it a point to read the rest of this, now. A very funny and brutally honest rumination about the pratfalls of parenthood, the warts-and-all approach is refreshing and gets us into the head of our narrator while keeping us sympathetic to her plight.

    I'm making it a point to read the rest of this, now. A very funny and brutally honest rumination about the pratfalls of parenthood, the warts-and-all approach is refreshing and gets us into the head of our narrator while keeping us sympathetic to her plight.

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  • Cassie M. Seinuk: OH, BABY! (from Baby Fever, a 10 minute play) by Marj O'Neill-Butler
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    A great spin on the motherhood monologue! So often motherhood is sugarcoated and saccharine. This monologue showcases the other voices, the mothers who are screaming behind baby gates and bottle warmers, dying to be women again. Another beautiful monologue from Marj!

    A great spin on the motherhood monologue! So often motherhood is sugarcoated and saccharine. This monologue showcases the other voices, the mothers who are screaming behind baby gates and bottle warmers, dying to be women again. Another beautiful monologue from Marj!

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  • Kristin Olinger: OH, BABY! (from Baby Fever, a 10 minute play) by Marj O'Neill-Butler
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    A refreshingly honest perspective on motherhood. Very relevant to our current time and perfect for anyone looking to produce or act in feminist/female centered stories.

    A refreshingly honest perspective on motherhood. Very relevant to our current time and perfect for anyone looking to produce or act in feminist/female centered stories.

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  • Asher Wyndham: OH, BABY! (from Baby Fever, a 10 minute play) by Marj O'Neill-Butler
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    Highlights some regret and sadness that many young mothers have. A honest look that can't be ignored when selecting plays for your festival on motherhood.

    Highlights some regret and sadness that many young mothers have. A honest look that can't be ignored when selecting plays for your festival on motherhood.

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