Recommended by Audrey Webb

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    This play is full of unexpected dialogue, loaded with comedy. Don't be deceived by the seemingly light banter between these two quirky characters. They come out with ideas that will really make you think! The Drums makes insightful comments about technology and humanity, all in a way that will keep you laughing. And it's super beautiful that these roles can be played by any age, gender, or race!

    This play is full of unexpected dialogue, loaded with comedy. Don't be deceived by the seemingly light banter between these two quirky characters. They come out with ideas that will really make you think! The Drums makes insightful comments about technology and humanity, all in a way that will keep you laughing. And it's super beautiful that these roles can be played by any age, gender, or race!

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    Great set-up and dialogue. This line killed me: "Mother fucker thinks he’s the ONLY mime on Sarah
    Lawrence campus. Now who’s mad I got the lead in the graduate clown show?"

    Easy to produce and oodles of fun!

    Great set-up and dialogue. This line killed me: "Mother fucker thinks he’s the ONLY mime on Sarah
    Lawrence campus. Now who’s mad I got the lead in the graduate clown show?"

    Easy to produce and oodles of fun!

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    Isaac has written a heartbreaking play that includes such wonderfully specific moments from his characters' lives, yet leaves enough emotional space that anyone who has ever dealt with the end of a relationship can see elements of themselves. The play contains tremendous visual appeal and such beautiful dialogue. With few setting requirements, One. Two. Three. could easily be staged in a black box theatre.

    Isaac has written a heartbreaking play that includes such wonderfully specific moments from his characters' lives, yet leaves enough emotional space that anyone who has ever dealt with the end of a relationship can see elements of themselves. The play contains tremendous visual appeal and such beautiful dialogue. With few setting requirements, One. Two. Three. could easily be staged in a black box theatre.

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    Read Nightcaps for its sharp dialogue and taut drama. Eric creates unique voices that span generations, showing his depth, insight, and skill in this fierce play.

    Read Nightcaps for its sharp dialogue and taut drama. Eric creates unique voices that span generations, showing his depth, insight, and skill in this fierce play.

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    An immensely charming play full of wit! Great structure and characters. It's warm and relatable and would make for a very rich night of theatre. Congratulations, Mike!

    An immensely charming play full of wit! Great structure and characters. It's warm and relatable and would make for a very rich night of theatre. Congratulations, Mike!

  • Audrey Webb: DoofyLand Book, Music and Lyrics by Mike Hadge
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    When I say this play is ridiculous, I mean it as a high compliment. Hilarious lines in a totally offbeat comedy! Dooftastic!!

    When I say this play is ridiculous, I mean it as a high compliment. Hilarious lines in a totally offbeat comedy! Dooftastic!!

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  • Audrey Webb: That Must Be the Entrance to Heaven or, The Dawn Behind the Black Hole by Franky D. Gonzalez
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    This play weaves together heartbreaking hopes with brutal physicality in a beautiful and highly theatrical way. It delivers some mind-expanding concepts about ethereal subjects while juxtaposing them with visceral realities. There are some devastatingly rich monologues that will resonate with anyone who has ever dared to hope for something better than the hand they were dealt. Just gorgeous in its complexity and layers.

    This play weaves together heartbreaking hopes with brutal physicality in a beautiful and highly theatrical way. It delivers some mind-expanding concepts about ethereal subjects while juxtaposing them with visceral realities. There are some devastatingly rich monologues that will resonate with anyone who has ever dared to hope for something better than the hand they were dealt. Just gorgeous in its complexity and layers.

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  • Audrey Webb: Sherlock Holmes and the Adventure of the Fallen Soufflé by David MacGregor
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    Great fun! The roles provide maximum fun for the audience and the actors. Lots of activity, intrigue, and great wit, all perfectly in keeping with the Holmes brand. The visuals are strong on the page, creating a wonderful sense of place, time, and adventure.

    Great fun! The roles provide maximum fun for the audience and the actors. Lots of activity, intrigue, and great wit, all perfectly in keeping with the Holmes brand. The visuals are strong on the page, creating a wonderful sense of place, time, and adventure.

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  • Audrey Webb: The Home for Retired Canadian Girlfriends by John Bavoso
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    Super clever and imaginative play that provides not only some great laughter but also some thought-provoking moments.

    Super clever and imaginative play that provides not only some great laughter but also some thought-provoking moments.

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  • Audrey Webb: 20 Verses by Bill Lynch
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    This play demonstrates a tremendous amount of sharp, focused wit. Lynch's work is dark, at times hilarious, and most importantly, perfectly pointed at the hypocrisy of religion and some of its practitioners. Now I can't wait to read the full-length version!

    This play demonstrates a tremendous amount of sharp, focused wit. Lynch's work is dark, at times hilarious, and most importantly, perfectly pointed at the hypocrisy of religion and some of its practitioners. Now I can't wait to read the full-length version!

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