←Recommendations of 37 Origami Bees

  • Matthew Weaver: 37 Origami Bees by Sam Heyman
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    Oh Harold. I suppose it's an honest mistake? But maybe Harold is justified in his upsetness at first when he thinks the error is on the other end (although it seems he could use a lesson in being a courteous customer). Heyman does so much in such a short period of time, and leaves us with many points to ponder. (I hope Harold keeps his order!)

    Oh Harold. I suppose it's an honest mistake? But maybe Harold is justified in his upsetness at first when he thinks the error is on the other end (although it seems he could use a lesson in being a courteous customer). Heyman does so much in such a short period of time, and leaves us with many points to ponder. (I hope Harold keeps his order!)

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  • John Busser: 37 Origami Bees by Sam Heyman
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    02.10.25 - LOL. What I wouldn't give to see the look on Harold's face when Nadine explained what their company actually does. What a great twist, all based on language expectations. Thanks for the laugh Sam!

    02.10.25 - LOL. What I wouldn't give to see the look on Harold's face when Nadine explained what their company actually does. What a great twist, all based on language expectations. Thanks for the laugh Sam!

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  • Morey Norkin: 37 Origami Bees by Sam Heyman
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    Oops! Sam Heyman gives us a brief, heated customer service call that so many of us can identify with. And the payoff is perfection. This would make a great festival opener with the audience members nodding and whispering, “Yep, been there.”

    Oops! Sam Heyman gives us a brief, heated customer service call that so many of us can identify with. And the payoff is perfection. This would make a great festival opener with the audience members nodding and whispering, “Yep, been there.”

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  • Scott Sickles: 37 Origami Bees by Sam Heyman
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    Sadly, I have been both of these people.

    At least on the occasions that I've been Harold, I'll say something like, "Sorry, I'm an idiot. Thank you so much for your time." I'm much more polite when I'm Harold. When I'm Nadine, the words are professional, but my subtext… is difficult to hide.

    Kudos to Sam Heyman for this delightful slice of truth.

    Sadly, I have been both of these people.

    At least on the occasions that I've been Harold, I'll say something like, "Sorry, I'm an idiot. Thank you so much for your time." I'm much more polite when I'm Harold. When I'm Nadine, the words are professional, but my subtext… is difficult to hide.

    Kudos to Sam Heyman for this delightful slice of truth.

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  • Lisa Dellagiarino Feriend: 37 Origami Bees by Sam Heyman
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    The best one-minute plays have a good twist to them (in my opinion) and this one fits the bill! We've all been where Harold is from time to time, kicking ourselves for not reading more carefully. Frustrating when it happens to you, delightful when it happens in a play.

    The best one-minute plays have a good twist to them (in my opinion) and this one fits the bill! We've all been where Harold is from time to time, kicking ourselves for not reading more carefully. Frustrating when it happens to you, delightful when it happens in a play.

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  • Philip Middleton Williams: 37 Origami Bees by Sam Heyman
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    Having spent several hours on the phone and on the computer with "customer service," I know exactly how Harold feels. And I also know what Nadine is going through. So somehow we have the makings of a meeting of the minds. I know this is a one-minute piece, and very well done, too, Sam Heyman. But I suspect there's a larger story behind these two, and even if it never becomes a full-length play, the stage is set for the imagination to take over. Now that bug -- or bee -- is in my ear.

    Having spent several hours on the phone and on the computer with "customer service," I know exactly how Harold feels. And I also know what Nadine is going through. So somehow we have the makings of a meeting of the minds. I know this is a one-minute piece, and very well done, too, Sam Heyman. But I suspect there's a larger story behind these two, and even if it never becomes a full-length play, the stage is set for the imagination to take over. Now that bug -- or bee -- is in my ear.

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  • Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn: 37 Origami Bees by Sam Heyman
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    Always read carefully before you order! So funny the confidence one has when asking to talk to a manager! A great reflection of today’s lack of reading/listening/comprehending amongst the masses.

    Always read carefully before you order! So funny the confidence one has when asking to talk to a manager! A great reflection of today’s lack of reading/listening/comprehending amongst the masses.

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  • Debra A. Cole: 37 Origami Bees by Sam Heyman
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    Oh... communication struggles. This 1-minute play is a clever was to approach the prompt of using 37 Origami Bees. It truly helps knowing who you are ordering items from. Thanks for the laughs, SAM HEYMAN.

    Oh... communication struggles. This 1-minute play is a clever was to approach the prompt of using 37 Origami Bees. It truly helps knowing who you are ordering items from. Thanks for the laughs, SAM HEYMAN.

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