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Nelson Diaz-Marcano

Recommended by Nelson Diaz-Marcano

  • The Tower (5 minute) by Diana Burbano
    26 Apr. 2018
    “ A great study about the women behind the men in power and a quiet reflection about what people consider success. Burbano masterfully crafts a chess match between old school traditional thinking and the future full of equality we seek. This is ultimately a play about the crumbling patriarchal system we are bathed on. And I'm here for it. ”
  • Ashes Of Light by Marco Antonio Rodriguez
    24 Apr. 2018
    “ I was lucky enough to catch a production of this play recently and wow! Rodriguez has an ease capturing the heart of the culture, while managing to tell a universal story of love lost between mother and son, creating in the end a powerhouse work that is as funny as it is heartbreaking. ”
  • We Are A Masterpiece by Gina Femia
    21 Apr. 2018
    “ This play! It’s builds up like a great melody or pop song, in which you feel good hearing good dialogue and seeing things build up and then... the beat drop. This play was brutal and beautiful, it hurt and it inspires, it manages to show us the meaning of life through the meaning of friendship. Another strong play by a writer that demands attention. ”
  • Craigslisted by Sharai Bohannon
    20 Apr. 2018
    “ One of those plays where you laugh more and more the realer it gets. A poignant piece of work which will have you rolling. ”
  • I'll Tell You at Sunrise by Franky D. Gonzalez
    20 Apr. 2018
    “ A bond made on the thin line between life and death. A friendship created out of the desperation of two painful lifetimes. Gonzalez puts us in a situation in which words can only mend what has been broken, then let us experience the game between these two individuals that seek for the right words to accomplish their goals. ”
  • Screen Play by David Hansen
    12 Apr. 2018
    “ There's a lot to process in these 11 pages. Hansen works exposes one of the many questions most males in today's society have to ask themselves about their past. The feeling of dread and pain that starts seeping in little by little is intricately crafted with each line of dialogue, till at the end catharsis sets in and the question suddenly becomes a bit too real. Poignant work for the current state of affairs.
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  • Reading Babar in 2070 by Rachel Bublitz
    12 Apr. 2018
    “ To think about how many species have become extinct since I was born, to be nostalgic about animals that didn't exist by the time I came into this world, to see this world destruct itself yet remain an spectator of it. How do you explain this to a child? How do you explain that love is not bigger than hate in this world, and that people's greed will always take things we love for gain... how? Bublitz play explores this in a way that is both heartbreaking and a rally for us to do better. ”
  • RED LIGHT / GREEN LIGHT by David Davila
    11 Apr. 2018
    “ Oh man, being uncomfortable can be so funny! This play explores the deep uneasiness that our reality has become and the lines we have drawn on each other with witty dialogue and an ending that had me rolling. ”
  • Backfired (a monologue) by Lindsay Partain
    10 Apr. 2018
    “ Absolutely heartwrenching. Partain masterfully construct a relatable story that leads to a moment that has been often discussed but not taken in. This play makes you take in the pain of the experience by making you know what's lost. ”
  • Love In All The Right Places by Juan Ramirez, Jr.
    9 Apr. 2018
    “ This show! Such a beautiful exploration of what connects us as people, a great two hander that shows how much goes into a relationship and the things you have to sacrifice. I saw it as part of a festival a few years back, and I was in love. ”

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