Recommendations of The Drip

  • Daniel Prillaman: The Drip

    A fun, Twilight Zone-esque short of something undermining a marriage. And despite the characters' musings and attempts to figure it out, whether it's based in personality and communication or something far weirder is left up to us. A great little play that provokes and perturbs, leaving us wanting just the right amount of more.

    A fun, Twilight Zone-esque short of something undermining a marriage. And despite the characters' musings and attempts to figure it out, whether it's based in personality and communication or something far weirder is left up to us. A great little play that provokes and perturbs, leaving us wanting just the right amount of more.

  • Bryce Gowey: The Drip

    Simple premise. Well executed. Evocative imagery that keeps the brain working as the language flows. Nice blend of comedy and horror. Would love to see it in a small play festival. Just the type of stuff I enjoy.

    Simple premise. Well executed. Evocative imagery that keeps the brain working as the language flows. Nice blend of comedy and horror. Would love to see it in a small play festival. Just the type of stuff I enjoy.

  • Ken Love: The Drip

    Surrealistic. Absurdist. Comic horror. When something like this is written and works so well, it's simply unforgettable. Lolly Ward has crafted an offbeat jewel with "The Drip". And I can only hope that it will soon reach a nearby stage.

    Surrealistic. Absurdist. Comic horror. When something like this is written and works so well, it's simply unforgettable. Lolly Ward has crafted an offbeat jewel with "The Drip". And I can only hope that it will soon reach a nearby stage.

  • Holly Harmon: The Drip

    "Did you hear that?" This short comedy is incredibly smart and incredibly funny! Anyone in a committed relationship will relate to the back-and-forth of a couple trying to find peace while going in two different directions.

    "Did you hear that?" This short comedy is incredibly smart and incredibly funny! Anyone in a committed relationship will relate to the back-and-forth of a couple trying to find peace while going in two different directions.

  • Rich Rubin: The Drip

    A taut, surreal two-hander that's equal parts funny and frightening. A very clever premise, very cleverly executed. Brava, Lolly Ward!

    A taut, surreal two-hander that's equal parts funny and frightening. A very clever premise, very cleverly executed. Brava, Lolly Ward!