←Recommendations of SESAME STREET DAY

  • Adam Richter: SESAME STREET DAY by D. Lee Miller
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    [2025-02-02]

    Devastating. 'Sesame Street' means so much to so many people, and in imagining its loss, D. Lee Miller amplifies everything going wrong in the U.S. at the moment.

    "Sesame Street Day" is a powerful and urgent piece.

    [2025-02-02]

    Devastating. 'Sesame Street' means so much to so many people, and in imagining its loss, D. Lee Miller amplifies everything going wrong in the U.S. at the moment.

    "Sesame Street Day" is a powerful and urgent piece.

    ”
  • Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn: SESAME STREET DAY by D. Lee Miller
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    The horrors! Brought to me by the letter H! This makes our current climate so accessible that even a toddler could understand what is going on. And maybe that is exactly what we need, understanding and solidarity across all ages! Get well soon, Big Bird!

    The horrors! Brought to me by the letter H! This makes our current climate so accessible that even a toddler could understand what is going on. And maybe that is exactly what we need, understanding and solidarity across all ages! Get well soon, Big Bird!

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  • Debra A. Cole: SESAME STREET DAY by D. Lee Miller
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    BRILLIANT! I both LOVE and HATE that this piece is so needed right now. THIS is why we need powerful playwrights. THIS is why we need talented actors. THIS is why the arts matter... for all ages.

    BRILLIANT! I both LOVE and HATE that this piece is so needed right now. THIS is why we need powerful playwrights. THIS is why we need talented actors. THIS is why the arts matter... for all ages.

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  • Julie Brandon: SESAME STREET DAY by D. Lee Miller
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    A dark and timely monologue. Sadly, all of the possibilities that happened on Sesame Street are happening on the real streets. An end of a childhood era that hits too closely to home.

    A dark and timely monologue. Sadly, all of the possibilities that happened on Sesame Street are happening on the real streets. An end of a childhood era that hits too closely to home.

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  • Elle Meerovich: SESAME STREET DAY by D. Lee Miller
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    This is great. Bleak, blunt, funny but sad if you think too long so just laugh and grimace and move along. Sorry Sesame Street. Sorry Elmo. Sigh.

    This is great. Bleak, blunt, funny but sad if you think too long so just laugh and grimace and move along. Sorry Sesame Street. Sorry Elmo. Sigh.

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  • Brent Alles: SESAME STREET DAY by D. Lee Miller
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    Pitch black satire here on the end of the Mucking Fuppets, as they used to call them on SNL. Miller sticks the knife in well here when it comes to current events and the end (perhaps) of "Sunny Days." I dug it.

    Pitch black satire here on the end of the Mucking Fuppets, as they used to call them on SNL. Miller sticks the knife in well here when it comes to current events and the end (perhaps) of "Sunny Days." I dug it.

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