Recommended by Julie Zaffarano

  • Julie Zaffarano: Property Values by DC Cathro
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    What a fun and creepy (in all the best ways) play! DC Cathro creates a world where ghosts are the norm, but the neighbors are something more difficult to deal with. This play would be super fun to stage.

    What a fun and creepy (in all the best ways) play! DC Cathro creates a world where ghosts are the norm, but the neighbors are something more difficult to deal with. This play would be super fun to stage.

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  • Julie Zaffarano: Made For Each Other by Greg Vovos
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    I laughed out loud at the hysterical, over-the-top romantic comedy be Greg Vovos. I would love to meet these characters, but would run away if that ever happened. Great fun for audience and actors.

    I laughed out loud at the hysterical, over-the-top romantic comedy be Greg Vovos. I would love to meet these characters, but would run away if that ever happened. Great fun for audience and actors.

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  • Julie Zaffarano: DOC EQUITY from Millworker, to Doctor, to Radical by Lynn Millar
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    I am so glad Lynn Millar has written this fascinating play about Dr. Marie Equi. A very engaging and informative work. This story needs to be heard by everyone, especially our youth. Well done.

    I am so glad Lynn Millar has written this fascinating play about Dr. Marie Equi. A very engaging and informative work. This story needs to be heard by everyone, especially our youth. Well done.

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  • Julie Zaffarano: Arti Doll by Mike Byham
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    “Art Doll” by Mike Byham is a creepy and clever sci-fi play, Byham creates a believable world that feels safe and then .. it doesn’t. I never saw the twist ending coming and it is so satisfying. Well done!

    “Art Doll” by Mike Byham is a creepy and clever sci-fi play, Byham creates a believable world that feels safe and then .. it doesn’t. I never saw the twist ending coming and it is so satisfying. Well done!

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  • Julie Zaffarano: Two Monologues, a Sandwich and a Floyd-Priskorn by Christopher Plumridge
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    So much fun! I laughed out loud several times in Christopher Plumridge's absurdist piece about writing today. A fun window into the kinship of writers.

    So much fun! I laughed out loud several times in Christopher Plumridge's absurdist piece about writing today. A fun window into the kinship of writers.

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  • Julie Zaffarano: The Santa Thing by Greg Lam
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    "The Santa Thing" by Greg Lam is adorably sweet and funny. A heartwarming addition to any holiday short play festival. Greg Lam's characters are so endearing that we want to invite them to our dinners.

    "The Santa Thing" by Greg Lam is adorably sweet and funny. A heartwarming addition to any holiday short play festival. Greg Lam's characters are so endearing that we want to invite them to our dinners.

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  • Julie Zaffarano: [the inner universe] by Sam Heyman
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    I had the pleasure of attending a reading of this beautifully heartbreaking play. Jackson’s journey to find their truth is fraught with pitfalls and pain. Sam Heyman makes us care and fear for Jackson and hold our breathe until the satisfying ending.

    I had the pleasure of attending a reading of this beautifully heartbreaking play. Jackson’s journey to find their truth is fraught with pitfalls and pain. Sam Heyman makes us care and fear for Jackson and hold our breathe until the satisfying ending.

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  • Julie Zaffarano: Audubon Sucks! (15 minutes) by Robin Rice
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    ”Audubon Sucks” by Robin Rice is a layered piece about satisfy life desires. Whether a starving pigeon or a woman starving for validation, we all have needs. Love the cross conversations and witty dialogue.

    ”Audubon Sucks” by Robin Rice is a layered piece about satisfy life desires. Whether a starving pigeon or a woman starving for validation, we all have needs. Love the cross conversations and witty dialogue.

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  • Julie Zaffarano: A RAINY NIGHT IN HOLLYWOOD - one-act based on actual events in 1940's Hollywood. by Tom Erb
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    Tom Erb’s “A Rainy night in Hollywood” is a nostalgic peek of the Golden Age of Hollywood. Erb transports us back in time and serves up a strong dramatic piece.

    Tom Erb’s “A Rainy night in Hollywood” is a nostalgic peek of the Golden Age of Hollywood. Erb transports us back in time and serves up a strong dramatic piece.

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  • Julie Zaffarano: ZAMERA: A MONOLOGUE WITH THREE PROM DRESSES by Asher Wyndham
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    “Zamera: A Monologue with Three Prom Dresses” pulls the audience in from the first words. Asher Wyndham’s monologues are legendary and this one is no exception. We feel deeply for young Zamera and care what happens to her. We want her to have a perfect prom and hope helping her pick her dress will make that happen. Well done.

    “Zamera: A Monologue with Three Prom Dresses” pulls the audience in from the first words. Asher Wyndham’s monologues are legendary and this one is no exception. We feel deeply for young Zamera and care what happens to her. We want her to have a perfect prom and hope helping her pick her dress will make that happen. Well done.

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