Recommended by Julie Brandon

  • Julie Brandon: NAME CHANGES by Adam Richter
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    This is a much-needed short play about differences and tolerance. Well-written and timely.

    This is a much-needed short play about differences and tolerance. Well-written and timely.

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  • Julie Brandon: Facing February Play-a-Day 2/3/26 America prompt- Caps vs. Cloud Capital by V.B. Rankin
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    This is a conversation taking place all over America. Kudos to V.B. RANKIN for capturing the voices of many of us.

    This is a conversation taking place all over America. Kudos to V.B. RANKIN for capturing the voices of many of us.

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  • Julie Brandon: Vegans Are Nihilists by Christopher Soucy
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    A much needed and well-written monologue. CHRISTOPHER SOUCY successfully uses food as a way to illustrate the differences in culture and religion. This would be an excellent piece for young actors. Well done!

    A much needed and well-written monologue. CHRISTOPHER SOUCY successfully uses food as a way to illustrate the differences in culture and religion. This would be an excellent piece for young actors. Well done!

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  • Julie Brandon: Under C - A Monologue by Debra A. Cole
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    A well-written piece about getting answers to the hard questions, even answers you're not sure you want. Intelligently written with compassion.

    A well-written piece about getting answers to the hard questions, even answers you're not sure you want. Intelligently written with compassion.

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  • Julie Brandon: Midnight Counsel by Christopher Soucy
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    Ah, the great feline plan to protect the humans. Hysterical and Shakespearean in tone. Loved it!

    Ah, the great feline plan to protect the humans. Hysterical and Shakespearean in tone. Loved it!

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  • Julie Brandon: MACKLIN'(G) by Jaxson Mackling
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    Change the family name? The horror! A great little piece about how names came about and the family lore accompanying it. As someone who's family name changed twice, I can understand the concern. Great fun!

    Change the family name? The horror! A great little piece about how names came about and the family lore accompanying it. As someone who's family name changed twice, I can understand the concern. Great fun!

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  • Julie Brandon: Nine Lives, One Love by Christopher Sullivan
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    This is awesome! Fast, sharp and funny dialogue that kept me laughing until the end. Actors would have so much fun with this one. I'd love to see this staged.

    This is awesome! Fast, sharp and funny dialogue that kept me laughing until the end. Actors would have so much fun with this one. I'd love to see this staged.

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  • Julie Brandon: Facing February, Play-a-Day: 2/1/26 Family Folklore- NYC in the 70's by V.B. Rankin
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    What fun! Are the stories true or is the mother using them to make the trip a little more attractive? We'll never know. I want to know more! Well done.

    What fun! Are the stories true or is the mother using them to make the trip a little more attractive? We'll never know. I want to know more! Well done.

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  • Julie Brandon: the story they told about my mother by Samantha Oty
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    A beautiful look at how what was once considered scandalous became the norm. The love the character has for their mother shines through. Well done.

    A beautiful look at how what was once considered scandalous became the norm. The love the character has for their mother shines through. Well done.

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  • Julie Brandon: Gift Hunting - a cat under pressure by Lou Jones
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    Oh, the stress of gift giving! LOU JONES clearly explains it from the cat's point of view and makes you wonder exactly how it's humans feel about the nightly gift. A fun little piece!

    Oh, the stress of gift giving! LOU JONES clearly explains it from the cat's point of view and makes you wonder exactly how it's humans feel about the nightly gift. A fun little piece!

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