Recommendations of There's Nothing to See Here So Just Move Along Already!

  • Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn: There's Nothing to See Here So Just Move Along Already!

    This is such a great little mystery that had me relating a little bit too much with the victim! But the relationship between Bill and Pats is delightfully at an arms length, yet still so warm and layered. A blood covered, nostalgic holiday piece! Also reinforcing that porch piracy is a dangerous crime!

    This is such a great little mystery that had me relating a little bit too much with the victim! But the relationship between Bill and Pats is delightfully at an arms length, yet still so warm and layered. A blood covered, nostalgic holiday piece! Also reinforcing that porch piracy is a dangerous crime!

  • John Busser: There's Nothing to See Here So Just Move Along Already!

    12.21.24 - Don't be fooled. There's plenty to see here, so DON'T move along. Take in this witty, gently humorous dark comedy by Scott Sickles. We have a murder, or do we? A frayed relationship, or is it? Doctored stuffing, which frankly doesn't need it. Lots of things here look one way, but could turn out to be another, which is the beauty of this short. Nothing is obvious, and that's what keeps us intrigued. A perfect holiday gift.

    12.21.24 - Don't be fooled. There's plenty to see here, so DON'T move along. Take in this witty, gently humorous dark comedy by Scott Sickles. We have a murder, or do we? A frayed relationship, or is it? Doctored stuffing, which frankly doesn't need it. Lots of things here look one way, but could turn out to be another, which is the beauty of this short. Nothing is obvious, and that's what keeps us intrigued. A perfect holiday gift.

  • Dominica Plummer: There's Nothing to See Here So Just Move Along Already!

    It's Christmas, so it must be time for another Scott Sickles' holiday celebration spectacular....or is it? In fact, this tear at your heartstrings short is a holiday play and so much more. A whodunnit AND a what-happened to the Christmas turkey dinner, that must be solved before the feasting can begin. A beautifully layered piece that begins with blood and ends with acceptance. Bravo!

    It's Christmas, so it must be time for another Scott Sickles' holiday celebration spectacular....or is it? In fact, this tear at your heartstrings short is a holiday play and so much more. A whodunnit AND a what-happened to the Christmas turkey dinner, that must be solved before the feasting can begin. A beautifully layered piece that begins with blood and ends with acceptance. Bravo!

  • Philip Middleton Williams: There's Nothing to See Here So Just Move Along Already!

    Is it murder or just a klutzy corpse-to-be? [Dun-dun!] Ripped from the headlines, or at least from the annals of "CSI" meets the first half of "Law & Order," Scott Sickles gives us a mystery to solve and Christmas Eve dinner to prepare. As with all of his works, nothing is left to chance and the cleverness abounds. Throw in a touch of punctured romance and regret and it's the perfect crime-story. Or is it? Tune in to the podcast and find out!

    Is it murder or just a klutzy corpse-to-be? [Dun-dun!] Ripped from the headlines, or at least from the annals of "CSI" meets the first half of "Law & Order," Scott Sickles gives us a mystery to solve and Christmas Eve dinner to prepare. As with all of his works, nothing is left to chance and the cleverness abounds. Throw in a touch of punctured romance and regret and it's the perfect crime-story. Or is it? Tune in to the podcast and find out!

  • Lisa Dellagiarino Feriend: There's Nothing to See Here So Just Move Along Already!

    Oh my gosh. This short. There's been a murder, and as two law enforcement exes try to work out what happened, they discover the greatest gift to a sound designer ever, which reveals what happened and also had me in stitches. Then just a page later, the characters are commenting in a really beautiful, bittersweet way about how difficult it is after breakups, when you're left with all these people you love, but aren't really allowed to love. Within a PAGE of each other. Scott Sickles is a master.

    Oh my gosh. This short. There's been a murder, and as two law enforcement exes try to work out what happened, they discover the greatest gift to a sound designer ever, which reveals what happened and also had me in stitches. Then just a page later, the characters are commenting in a really beautiful, bittersweet way about how difficult it is after breakups, when you're left with all these people you love, but aren't really allowed to love. Within a PAGE of each other. Scott Sickles is a master.

  • Christopher Soucy: There's Nothing to See Here So Just Move Along Already!

    Christmas Eve alone can be a bit of a drag, but luckily some law enforcement officials have a project to keep them occupied. This play odd a whodunnit turned howdunnit while two former partners awkwardly navigate the new normal. As ever, Scott Sickles proves to be a master of character painting and scenario building.

    Christmas Eve alone can be a bit of a drag, but luckily some law enforcement officials have a project to keep them occupied. This play odd a whodunnit turned howdunnit while two former partners awkwardly navigate the new normal. As ever, Scott Sickles proves to be a master of character painting and scenario building.