Recommendations of Enter Bruce, Dragging His Mother-in-Law's Body

  • Kitty Harper: Enter Bruce, Dragging His Mother-in-Law's Body

    I think we all have a family member we secretly want to do this to. Thankfully Bruce does it for us so we don't have to. Well done Weaver.

    I think we all have a family member we secretly want to do this to. Thankfully Bruce does it for us so we don't have to. Well done Weaver.

  • Evan Baughfman: Enter Bruce, Dragging His Mother-in-Law's Body

    So dark! So funny! So, go read it already!

    So dark! So funny! So, go read it already!

  • Cheryl Bear: Enter Bruce, Dragging His Mother-in-Law's Body

    A hilarious and dark piece concerning a Mother-in-Law which spouses worldwide will roar over. Very funny.

    A hilarious and dark piece concerning a Mother-in-Law which spouses worldwide will roar over. Very funny.

  • Asher Wyndham: Enter Bruce, Dragging His Mother-in-Law's Body

    Weaver writes charming, joyful plays that make you smile. A few times he goes into the dark territory. This play is wicked Weaver, from the same author of the sick/creepy play Rugburn. Check out this monologue. It'll certainly be wicked pleasure for an audience.

    Weaver writes charming, joyful plays that make you smile. A few times he goes into the dark territory. This play is wicked Weaver, from the same author of the sick/creepy play Rugburn. Check out this monologue. It'll certainly be wicked pleasure for an audience.

  • Greg Burdick: Enter Bruce, Dragging His Mother-in-Law's Body

    Weaver’s work in this monologue is completely irreverent. And it’s a dark delight. His off-center sense of humor boldly comes from a place we all have inside ourselves... somewhere... whether we care to admit it or not. This piece exemplifies the lengths we’ll go to when we find “the one;” whether the love of our lives is a person, or the best peach cobbler ever. Oh. And just in case there was any confusion, his succinct stage directions pretty much have it all nailed down. Loved!

    Weaver’s work in this monologue is completely irreverent. And it’s a dark delight. His off-center sense of humor boldly comes from a place we all have inside ourselves... somewhere... whether we care to admit it or not. This piece exemplifies the lengths we’ll go to when we find “the one;” whether the love of our lives is a person, or the best peach cobbler ever. Oh. And just in case there was any confusion, his succinct stage directions pretty much have it all nailed down. Loved!

  • Scott Sickles: Enter Bruce, Dragging His Mother-in-Law's Body

    Dark, funny and disturbing in the best ways. An intimate and concise look at what people who love each other do for each other and what values and expectations we instill in the people we educate and raise. Utterly compelling.

    Dark, funny and disturbing in the best ways. An intimate and concise look at what people who love each other do for each other and what values and expectations we instill in the people we educate and raise. Utterly compelling.