←Recommendations of Time's Up, Pencils Down

  • Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn: Time's Up, Pencils Down by Kyle Walker
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    Omigosh, this is such a smart play about the dangers of messing with time travel. But there is some beauty in The Applicant's desire to travel. It just seems clear that despite good intentions, time travel should never happen! Very cool and engaging dialogue.

    Omigosh, this is such a smart play about the dangers of messing with time travel. But there is some beauty in The Applicant's desire to travel. It just seems clear that despite good intentions, time travel should never happen! Very cool and engaging dialogue.

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  • John Busser: Time's Up, Pencils Down by Kyle Walker
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    11.27.25 - Oh, I love time travel stories and this one was a doozy. Playing with cause and effect can be dizzying, but Kyle Walked pulls it off flawlessly. I had no trouble following the action (and pre-actions, reactions and inactions) the characters went through. I'd love to see an audience's take on this. I'll bet no two people would have the same reaction to this, which is wonderful.

    11.27.25 - Oh, I love time travel stories and this one was a doozy. Playing with cause and effect can be dizzying, but Kyle Walked pulls it off flawlessly. I had no trouble following the action (and pre-actions, reactions and inactions) the characters went through. I'd love to see an audience's take on this. I'll bet no two people would have the same reaction to this, which is wonderful.

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  • Philip Middleton Williams: Time's Up, Pencils Down by Kyle Walker
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    There have been countless stories about time travel and the urge to somehow make it happen. In this deft two-hander, Kyle Walker explores the possibilities with clever language and intriguing ideas of when and how and why. This will stand the test of time in more ways than one. Or many.

    There have been countless stories about time travel and the urge to somehow make it happen. In this deft two-hander, Kyle Walker explores the possibilities with clever language and intriguing ideas of when and how and why. This will stand the test of time in more ways than one. Or many.

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  • Christopher Soucy: Time's Up, Pencils Down by Kyle Walker
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    Playing with time is a tricky endeavor. Especially on stage. Kyle Walker has done an amazing job giving us a look at the pitfalls of time travel. This is clever sci-fi without the bells and whistles. No flashy machines, no robots, only the tightly constructed world of tomorrow seen through a narrow but effective lens. Bravo.

    Playing with time is a tricky endeavor. Especially on stage. Kyle Walker has done an amazing job giving us a look at the pitfalls of time travel. This is clever sci-fi without the bells and whistles. No flashy machines, no robots, only the tightly constructed world of tomorrow seen through a narrow but effective lens. Bravo.

    ”