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Molly Wagner

Recommended by Molly Wagner

  • The Great Steven Stravinsky by Sharai Bohannon
    7 Jul. 2020
    “ A really fun and sweet play for kids. The characters are innocent enough to let slip details throughout that build up the story without putting too much weight behind it and Travis and Steven's relationship is so familiar to anyone with siblings. ”
  • The New Order by Ryan Bernsten
    7 Jul. 2020
    “ Terrifying and Riveting, in The New Order, Ryan Bernsten has built a world masked in hope with something truly dark and sinister lurking beneath. ”
  • Pataki of Oba: The Dutiful Wife by Britney (Brit) Frazier
    7 Jul. 2020
    “ A captivating folklore retelling with specific characters and fun asides (I loved Oba and Iku's interjections throughout!) ”
  • Effie by TJ Young
    6 Jul. 2020
    “ This short play is packed with power - a painful reunion between father and son where forgiveness and consequences are laid out there on the table. ”
  • Personal by Jordan Ford
    6 Jul. 2020
    “ The characters in this play are so specific and defined and the fast-paced dialogue and banter would be a blast for actors to play. I was rooting for Jack and Leona from the beginning, especially when he handed her the towel the the L. ”
  • Though Your Lips are Tempting (part of the one-minute play series Destination: Wedding) by Scott Sickles
    6 Jul. 2020
    “ A great look at how we have to decipher peoples true intentions, and sometimes step in and meddle, even if we aren't particularly fond of the people we are meddling for. ”
  • The Eyes, The Nose, The South of You / The East, West, North, and the Mouth of You (two parts of the one-minute play series Destination: Wedding) by Scott Sickles
    6 Jul. 2020
    “ These are the cutest vows I have ever heard! I love this couple so much and totally understand why everyone would travel to Iceland for their wedding. ”
  • Down in the Depths (part of the one-minute play series Destination: Wedding) by Scott Sickles
    6 Jul. 2020
    “ When Fred has to dive in some things work out for him, while others . . . don't. A fun take on a truly nightmarish experience for any best man! ”
  • Future Drew by John Mark Day
    26 Jun. 2020
    “ Great use of the Zoom platform, with fun and charming dialogue and a some sweet thought-provoking messages. ”
  • When the Dodgers Left Brooklyn by D. Lee Miller
    26 Jun. 2020
    “ This short theatrical short play is sweet, light, and full of charm! Definitely made me a little teary-eyed with the specific memories and signs that Bud asks Juliette to send to his daughter. ”

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