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Julie Zaffarano

Recommended by Julie Zaffarano

  • Safe Space by R. Eric Thomas
    15 Nov. 2021
    “ Wow. “Safe Space” by R. Eric Thomas is a brilliant dark comedy farce with twists and turns that keep an audience on the edge of their seats. I don’t think I breathed once when I read this play. A clash of characters, including the ghost of an African American slave, a white liberal and her MAGA brother, a black locksmith… all trapped in the basement of a historic home, which does not feel like a safe space. Would love to see this play produced. ”
  • PASS THE AGGREVATION by Jack Levine
    12 Nov. 2021
    “ A hilarious family comedy. I love these crazy characters and the irony of miscommunication. Actors and audiences would enjoy a production of this comedy. ”
  • Big Ben and the Juice Fast (10 Minute Play) by Pamela Morgan
    12 Nov. 2021
    “ Such a fun play! Actors will have blast with these characters! And not just a funny piece, Pamela Morgan explores the stress of body image in our culture and the trauma of trying to maintain what we perceive to be acceptable. ”
  • Always by Dana Hall
    12 Nov. 2021
    “ A lovely, heartfelt play about enduring love. No matter how long you are together, even if you forget the details of your first meeting, you never forget the feelings. ”
  • Chem Class by Jennifer O'Grady
    12 Nov. 2021
    “ A lovely coming of age play with all the hopes and fears of youth. The fear and desire for acceptance of who we really are. We hope for Alex, holding our breath for a moment. In just a few pages, Jennifer O’Grady makes us care for these characters as if they were real people. ”
  • THE BEAUTY OF A ROSE by Jack Levine
    12 Nov. 2021
    “ Jack Levin’s “The Beauty of a Rose” is a thoughtful sci-fi piece that questions the essence of humanity. It’s the kind of play you think about long after reading it. ”
  • Tag on Toe by Elana Gartner
    12 Nov. 2021
    “ Elana Gartner’s “Tag on Toe” is an honest look at awkward, over sharing, conversations that happen everyday in the workplace. Conversations that shouldn’t happen in the workplace, but do. The conversations we have, we regret, and we can’t forget. conversations we think about and can change us. So real, I felt like I was in the room. ”
  • Seneca and the Soul of Nero (Full-length play) by Marcia Eppich-Harris
    4 Nov. 2021
    “ “Seneca and the Soul of Nero” brings historical persons to a vivid and human level. Ambition, lust, fear, and greed are set against the desire for honor and truth. The struggles are painfully real. The ending is as surprising as it is beautiful. ”
  • Places (one-act version) by Andrew Martineau
    4 Nov. 2021
    “ Andrew Martineau captures the discomfort of being the “new kid” at school and puts it on steroids. Fast paced and fun, we follow Mina as she tries to make sense of the craziness. Love the twists and the heart. ”
  • TEACHER MCCLELLAND: AN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TEACHER MONOLOGUE by Asher Wyndham
    4 Nov. 2021
    “ I love the twist as we get to know this wonderful, giving teacher. She represents thousand of teachers who care for and love their students, filling gaps in the educational system. ”

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