←Recommendations of Seen/Headrush

  • John David Westby: Seen/Headrush by Dave Osmundsen
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    This is a bold psychologically intimate two-hander about visibility, aging, desire, and asymmetrical attachment. The two halves - Seen and Headrush - create a highly theatrical, modern, steamy point/counterpoint.

    This is a bold psychologically intimate two-hander about visibility, aging, desire, and asymmetrical attachment. The two halves - Seen and Headrush - create a highly theatrical, modern, steamy point/counterpoint.

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  • Cassie M. Seinuk: Seen/Headrush by Dave Osmundsen
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    Agreeing with the others that this may be one of the steamiest plays on NPX, and I love every second of it-- but not just for those reasons. This is a well-crafted, rounded, and beautifully paced story about finding and losing yourself through sex and/or someone else. So impactful. Gut wrenching! Fire!

    Agreeing with the others that this may be one of the steamiest plays on NPX, and I love every second of it-- but not just for those reasons. This is a well-crafted, rounded, and beautifully paced story about finding and losing yourself through sex and/or someone else. So impactful. Gut wrenching! Fire!

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  • Asher Wyndham: Seen/Headrush by Dave Osmundsen
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    ⚣👬👁️👁️😛 🍆 🌶️ the sexiest play on NPX. 🚿📱🧨📱🍑👍💦 the gays will be crossing their legs in the front row. 🏳️‍🌈💔🕺🎭

    ⚣👬👁️👁️😛 🍆 🌶️ the sexiest play on NPX. 🚿📱🧨📱🍑👍💦 the gays will be crossing their legs in the front row. 🏳️‍🌈💔🕺🎭

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  • Alexander Perez: Seen/Headrush by Dave Osmundsen
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    Osmundsen's blade cuts both ways in Seen/Headrush; Love that is tender and sweet, heartbreak that feels inevitable, all at the mercy of the tyranny of our shifting moods. There are no winners or losers, only lessons learned and the bruising that comes along with them.

    Osmundsen's blade cuts both ways in Seen/Headrush; Love that is tender and sweet, heartbreak that feels inevitable, all at the mercy of the tyranny of our shifting moods. There are no winners or losers, only lessons learned and the bruising that comes along with them.

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  • Kyle Smith: Seen/Headrush by Dave Osmundsen
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    It’s not often when you read a play where the characters make questionable decisions, and you understand fully, viscerally, every one of them. I saw myself in the dual protagonists of seen/headrush, in a way that was both deeply uncomfortable and deeply illuminating. This play got me thinking of the impacts I’ve had on past partners, and the harm I’ve caused on both sides. I love these characters, this plot and the empathy and humanity that Dave brings to this deeply illuminating play.

    It’s not often when you read a play where the characters make questionable decisions, and you understand fully, viscerally, every one of them. I saw myself in the dual protagonists of seen/headrush, in a way that was both deeply uncomfortable and deeply illuminating. This play got me thinking of the impacts I’ve had on past partners, and the harm I’ve caused on both sides. I love these characters, this plot and the empathy and humanity that Dave brings to this deeply illuminating play.

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