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Julie Zaffarano

Recommended by Julie Zaffarano

  • Another Kind of Silence by L M Feldman
    17 Jan. 2022
    “ Stunningly beautiful language. “Another Kind of Silence” lays bare the souls of these complex characters. Use of Greek chorus in a contemporary way is brilliant. ”
  • Let's Not Talk About it by Rachel Feeny-Williams
    14 Jan. 2022
    “ I love a play with set in a world with crazy rules. Rachel Feeny-Williams has done just that with hilarious results. What a fun piece for actors. ”
  • The Ammo Box by Joe Swenson
    14 Jan. 2022
    “ A touching piece where a teen searches for hope after the suicide of her father. A reminder of the multitude of emotions — pain, loss, anger. It’s through understanding that we can begin to heal. ”
  • One Step Forward by Donna Gordon
    14 Jan. 2022
    “ “One Step Forward” is a reminder that everyone has their demons. Judging doesn’t help. Compassion and knowledge can help that first step. ”
  • REF CHET DE YOUNG: A MONOLOGUE by Asher Wyndham
    9 Jan. 2022
    “ I don’t know how Asher Wyndham discovers and expresses the hurt inside his characters so brilliantly. In this monologue, we meet a referee who goes above and beyond for kids and their families and has reached his breaking point. Beautifully done. ”
  • A BREAK by Paul Smith
    9 Jan. 2022
    “ The tension in this play is so intense, it needs to either explode or break. Paul Smith brings this tension to a head with tight and authentic dialog. Well done. ”
  • The Door by Joe Swenson
    9 Jan. 2022
    “ Who hasn’t wondered hat happens to us after we die? “The Door” is an imaginative, sweet, and funny play that explores this question in a unique way. We find ourselves rooting for this eclectic group of quirky ghosts. Actors would have a blast with these characters. ”
  • Junk Redemption by Eppchez !
    9 Jan. 2022
    “ “Junk Redemption” by Eppchez is a beautiful intertwining of lives, memories and art. The souls of the characters are laid bare in this gripping and poetic play. Well done. ”
  • Goddess at the Lucky Lady Motel by Nimisha Ladva
    8 Jan. 2022
    “ A beautiful, heartfelt play. A family entrenched in traditions navigates their place in the current world, The women, especially, search for peace. The love is real. The conflicts are real. The stake are high. This play is both relevant an timeless. ”
  • Checking In by Samantha Marchant
    4 Jan. 2022
    “ “Checking In” is a relevant play of today. Although it could not have been conceived of a few short years ago, it is the reality of many now. While juggling a home life and work life has been a challenge for generations, this is the first time our home lives are so exposed to our work and employers. This play captures the essence of this struggle. ”

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