Recommended by Julie Zaffarano

  • FALLING IN TIME
    17 Dec. 2023
    So much packed into the clever and heartfelt play. As a cat lover, I connected right away and help my breath until the end. Well done.
  • omniHappy
    24 Nov. 2023
    We selected “omniHappy” for the the Media Arts Council reading series because it is an extremely clever and relevant play. It was an audience favorite in our series. Alex Dremann’s dialog is fast and witty and propels the story to the surprising but inevitable endng. Well done.
  • Botanicals or Giving It to God
    24 Nov. 2023
    “Botanicals or Giving it to God” by Keenya Jackson is a beautifully human play about loss and hope. It will tear at your heart one moment and bring a smile to your lips the next. Produce this play!
  • Sliding into Seniorhood
    24 Nov. 2023
    I thoroughly enjoyed Kim E, Ruyle's "Sliding into Seniorhood" -- a fun and poignant play that mature actors and all adult audiences will enjoy. Characters are well drawn. The play hits the mark about the concerns about aging. So refreshing to read a play with seniors having hopes and dreams rather than aches and pains.
  • AVALON WAVES
    23 Nov. 2023
    "Avalon Waves" by Charles Scott Jones is a fun a surprising piece inspired by Noel Coward. The heightened language of two sparring women on the beach of Avalon is a delight.
  • An Honest Lesson in Self-Defense
    23 Nov. 2023
    I had the pleasure of attending a recent reading of "An Honest Lesson in Self Defense" and would love to see this play in full production -- imagine a self defense lesson while wearing a ball gown and heels!
  • Crossing an Ocean (MONOLOGUE)
    23 Nov. 2023
    A lovely moment that makes us pause and consider the affect of love in our lives. Fenton's engaging monologue has us consider own love experiences.
  • CLIPS
    23 Nov. 2023
    I had the pleasure of attending a recent reading of "Clips" by Adam Richter. Richter creates characters that pull a strong response from the audience and places these characters in a very dramatic situation. We hope for the best and fear for the worst. Well done.
  • We Were Happy
    23 Nov. 2023
    I had the recent pleasure of attending a reading of "We Were Happy" by Jennifer O'Grady. This lovely, fast- place play was a audience favorite. O'Grady captures a true slice of life of two family members whose experiences differed -- or did they? Well done!
  • The Family Room
    10 Oct. 2023
    This play has so much heart. And we can all relate to it. Marj has listed the file as "In Progress" which I assume means she was planning on working on it more. I am so sadden that she will not be able to do that.

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