Recommended by Julie Zaffarano

  • Julie Zaffarano: SUN, DANCE

    A lovely, rhythmic piece that shows how our relationships are eternal and reflective of nature. Would be so much fun to stage!

    A lovely, rhythmic piece that shows how our relationships are eternal and reflective of nature. Would be so much fun to stage!

  • Julie Zaffarano: Memorial Day (Full Length)

    A heartbreaking story of love and loss from the early days of the AIDS epidemic. Paul Donnelly transports us back in time, where we see each character vividly, smell the sea air, and feel the helplessness only love can know.

    A heartbreaking story of love and loss from the early days of the AIDS epidemic. Paul Donnelly transports us back in time, where we see each character vividly, smell the sea air, and feel the helplessness only love can know.

  • Julie Zaffarano: Overqualified

    “Overqualified” is the world of today as so many intelligent, educated, and worthy folx attempt to enter the workforce. It’s not enough to be themselves, but to play a game that masks who they are to prove they can be what someone else wants— if only they knew what that is! And mom.

    “Overqualified” is the world of today as so many intelligent, educated, and worthy folx attempt to enter the workforce. It’s not enough to be themselves, but to play a game that masks who they are to prove they can be what someone else wants— if only they knew what that is! And mom.

  • Julie Zaffarano: Celestial Class Photo

    Lucy Wang creates a tremendous script for young audiences and their parents. Fun facts hidden amid jokes and puns will have actors and audiences smiling from the first line to “end of play.”

    Lucy Wang creates a tremendous script for young audiences and their parents. Fun facts hidden amid jokes and puns will have actors and audiences smiling from the first line to “end of play.”

  • Julie Zaffarano: Damn You Look Good

    A fun and engaging monologue with so much truth about how we about feel aging.

    A fun and engaging monologue with so much truth about how we about feel aging.

  • Julie Zaffarano: THE WORLD'S BEST HUSBAND: A MONOLOGUE

    Once again Asher Wyndham displays his mastery of monologues in this multi-layered play. Beginning as a play about a self-absorbed husband who is ever so proud of himself for doing routine choirs, the play twists and reveals the real motivation and personality of this not-so-perfect husband. Well done.

    Once again Asher Wyndham displays his mastery of monologues in this multi-layered play. Beginning as a play about a self-absorbed husband who is ever so proud of himself for doing routine choirs, the play twists and reveals the real motivation and personality of this not-so-perfect husband. Well done.

  • Julie Zaffarano: BEACH WEDDING (from the STILL FEISTY Collection)

    These vivid characters — a mom and dad you meet everyday — tell their version o their daughter’s wedding day. Not what they expected, but their acceptance is a gift to their daughter and themselves.

    These vivid characters — a mom and dad you meet everyday — tell their version o their daughter’s wedding day. Not what they expected, but their acceptance is a gift to their daughter and themselves.

  • Julie Zaffarano: Kafka and the Doll

    A beautifully told story based on true events, Claudia Haas shows us that love can persevere even when we think it is lost. This play could be a lovely introduction to theater for a young child — enjoyable for adults and children alike.

    A beautifully told story based on true events, Claudia Haas shows us that love can persevere even when we think it is lost. This play could be a lovely introduction to theater for a young child — enjoyable for adults and children alike.

  • Julie Zaffarano: Good Vibrations

    Yes, Philip Middleton Williams, yes! “Good Vibrations” is yet another sharp, witty, and pointed play by this talented story-teller. Beautifully understated dialog with the perfect ending. I hope someone who needs their eyes opened reads this. Tremendous job, Philip!

    Yes, Philip Middleton Williams, yes! “Good Vibrations” is yet another sharp, witty, and pointed play by this talented story-teller. Beautifully understated dialog with the perfect ending. I hope someone who needs their eyes opened reads this. Tremendous job, Philip!

  • Julie Zaffarano: 38 COOKIES, 39 REASONS [A MONOLOGUE]

    Ouch. This play speaks to me in the most uncomfortable ways. It is simple and powerful. Wonderful twist at the end that gives us hope. Well done!

    Ouch. This play speaks to me in the most uncomfortable ways. It is simple and powerful. Wonderful twist at the end that gives us hope. Well done!