Mariel Eve Berlin-Fischler

Mariel Eve Berlin-Fischler is a playwright and teaching artist from the Washington, D.C. area, now based in Tel Aviv, Israel. Her dual careers and passions of theatre and education inform one another and inspire her as a practitioner in both realms to create work that explores how we, as people, grow and develop to become the way that we are.

Mariel Eve Berlin-Fischler is a playwright and teaching artist from the Washington, D.C. area, now based in Tel Aviv, Israel. Her dual careers and passions of theatre and education inform one another and inspire her as a practitioner in both realms to create work that explores how we, as people, grow and develop to become the way that we are.

Scripts

Part

by Mariel Eve Berlin-Fischler

2
Cast Size
10—12
Genre
comedy,
drama,
faith-based,
immersive

A past betrayal plunges a family into fresh panic with the arrival of an unexpected text message, minutes before Shabbat. As the clock ticks toward the Sunday wedding of her only daughter, a mother is forced to choose between family connection and family protection in the light of a long-buried secret.

Glossary available under Script Sample

A past betrayal plunges a family into fresh panic with the arrival of an unexpected text message, minutes before Shabbat. As the clock ticks toward the Sunday wedding of her only daughter, a mother is forced to choose between family connection and family protection in the light of a long-buried secret.

Glossary available under Script Sample

A Tea Party

by Mariel Eve Berlin-Fischler

Cast Size
2
Genre
drama

Two sisters sort through memories of their dying mother, but are unable to give away the scars she's leaving behind.

Two sisters sort through memories of their dying mother, but are unable to give away the scars she's leaving behind.

Clean Start

by Mariel Eve Berlin-Fischler

Cast Size
3
Genre
comedy,
farce

A concerned pair of parents process their son's divorce through a bout of endearingly harebrained problem-solving.

Written as part of the first Quarantine Bake-Off, March 2020
Ingredients: An emtpy store/stadium/theater; A bottle of hand sanitizer; A virtual dance or duet; A moment of mass panic; A light in the dark; Extra credit: a flower or flour

A concerned pair of parents process their son's divorce through a bout of endearingly harebrained problem-solving.

Written as part of the first Quarantine Bake-Off, March 2020
Ingredients: An emtpy store/stadium/theater; A bottle of hand sanitizer; A virtual dance or duet; A moment of mass panic; A light in the dark; Extra credit: a flower or flour

The Relationship Classification System

by Mariel Eve Berlin-Fischler

Cast Size
4
Genre
comedy,
romantic comedy

Librarian Beatrice navigates the closure of her beloved library branch and the tangles of a goofy love triangle with the help of her fairy odd-mother's new brand of classification system.

Adult language may be replaced for younger audiences.

Librarian Beatrice navigates the closure of her beloved library branch and the tangles of a goofy love triangle with the help of her fairy odd-mother's new brand of classification system.

Adult language may be replaced for younger audiences.

What Ema Tried to Tell Me

by Mariel Eve Berlin-Fischler

Cast Size
3—10
Genre
faith-based,
movement/physical

A Jewish dance of assimilation.

A Jewish dance of assimilation.

Lunch

by Mariel Eve Berlin-Fischler

1
Cast Size
2
Genre
comedy,
satire

Two friends disconnect over lunch, with the help of cell phones.

Two friends disconnect over lunch, with the help of cell phones.