←Recommendations of A MONOLOGUE (NOT REALLY, IT'S MORE LIKE A PLAY TITLED "ELECTION DAY" STARRING TOY FIGURES AS AMERICAN CITIZENS)

A fantastic and imaginative tribute to Election Day and it's importance to a smart kid! Love!

FINALLY read an Asher Wyndham monologue, and I'm glad I started with this one! Quirky and fun, and I love how the writer does what he wants with format. I mean, if every monologue was a picture monologue perhaps the world would be a better place. This makes me want to have more fun with my writing, as well.

Oh my gosh. This play is so much fun with a terrific purpose. I love any opportunity to dive into the weird world of Asher Wyndham -- I consistently laugh, gasp, cry, or some variation of all three when I read his work! -- and SOME KID is no exception. I love presenting the importance of voting to kids in a language they understand. This will be a perfect addition to the Protest Play Project's voting plays.

I love self-awareness and plays/playwrights that poke fun at themselves and structure while still delivering a concise message. This is almost a play-within-a play: you watch as a young child drops some serious knowledge about the age-old excuses for not wanting to vote, but you are also watching the playwright putting on the play through photos of toys. I think this would be great, not only for an actor, but for a director to dive into as well.

This is the most adorable thing that I have ever read in my entire life--but more than that, it is incredibly important and accessible. As usual, Wyndham's writing is charming, energetic, and teaming with positivity AND IT HAS PICTURES.

Faith in humanity restored by this wonderful play. Thanks to some hardworking Playmobil figures, I feel better than ever about my voting rights and why they matter. A lovely and engaging work that has the potential to go viral by the midterm elections.