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Julie Zaffarano

Recommended by Julie Zaffarano

  • So When Are You Leaving? by Sheila Rinear
    22 Dec. 2018
    “ When this endearing dysfunctional family gathers for a summer holiday, swords are drawn and no prisoners are taken. A hilarious, non-stop ride. Thank you, Sheila Rinear, for a truly funny play. ”
  • The Final Battle (As it Occurred in the Holy City of Game Emporium and Exchange) by Franky Gonzalez
    21 Dec. 2018
    “ Pure fun for audiences and a tremendous opportunity for actors to play these “over the top” characters. Would love to see this on stage. ”
  • Threat Level: Cream by John Bavoso
    21 Dec. 2018
    “ A seemingly “normal” commute with fun and witty banter that leads you in one enjoyable direction. But then Bavaso pulls the rug under you with a marvelous twist. Well done! ”
  • WATER by Greg Hovanesian
    21 Dec. 2018
    “ Hovanesian has created a character audiences will love to hate and will delight when he is smacked in his smug privilege. Strong dialog with a clever twist. ”
  • CHRISTMAS 2.0 by Donna Hoke
    15 Dec. 2018
    “ Funny, sweet, and nostalgic — everything you want in a holiday play. The struggle of keeping truly connected in a world of technology is real — and beautifully resolved in this play. Donna Hoke is a genius. ”
  • Crazy Quilts by Karen Fix Curry
    10 Dec. 2018
    “ A slyly crafted tale where women take the law into their own hands and audiences cheer for them. Dark and twisted, this play will have you guessing until the last line. ”
  • THE REAL HERO by Nelson Diaz-Marcano
    10 Dec. 2018
    “ I laughed out loud reading this gem. While short in time, this play speaks volumes about our current society. ”
  • EVERYBODY HATES MARIAH CAREY by Rachael Carnes
    10 Dec. 2018
    “ I’ll never hear “All I Want for Christmas is You” without thinking of this dark and edgy comedy. A haunting piece perfect for a night of non-traditional holiday shorts. ”
  • Man & Wife by Emma Goldman-Sherman
    10 Dec. 2018
    “ So much life packed into one play. We follow this couple as they work through twenty-five years of marriage, as the world moves around them and life hands them unexpected problems. They hold on, they slip, they fall, they get back up again — in a hilariously human way. Would love to see this on stage. ”
  • Love, Sometimes by Jacqueline Goldfinger
    9 Dec. 2018
    “ For anyone who has regrets about the “one who got away” (and don’t we all?) — Goldfinger brings us up close to a couple who loved and left, but who have not forgotten. Clever and heartfelt. ”

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