Recommended by Duncan Pflaster

  • Duncan Pflaster: Goat Blood by Mark-Eugene Garcia
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    A play that is both a legit spooky horror story as well as having important themes of pride in one's cultural heritage. A thrill ride with bursts of comedy and sensuality.

    A play that is both a legit spooky horror story as well as having important themes of pride in one's cultural heritage. A thrill ride with bursts of comedy and sensuality.

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  • Duncan Pflaster: Vacancies by Scott Sickles
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    A fun spooky little play that gets at the heart of the disconnectedness in a marriage with humor and heart.

    A fun spooky little play that gets at the heart of the disconnectedness in a marriage with humor and heart.

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  • Duncan Pflaster: The Known Universe (Part Three of The Second World Trilogy) by Scott Sickles
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    This heart-rending conclusion of the Second World Trilogy is beautiful and elegiac, but doesn't shy away from moments of humor and vividly drawn characters. Unlike the first two plays, this is in one long act, and deservedly so, as it careens toward an uncertain ending of the world as we know it.

    This heart-rending conclusion of the Second World Trilogy is beautiful and elegiac, but doesn't shy away from moments of humor and vividly drawn characters. Unlike the first two plays, this is in one long act, and deservedly so, as it careens toward an uncertain ending of the world as we know it.

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  • Duncan Pflaster: Pangea (Part Two of The Second World Trilogy) by Scott Sickles
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    A beautiful play about a doomed romance between two deeply nerdy men who are passionate about trying to save the collapsing world as well as each other. Though it is somber in places as it deals with an apocalyptic future, it is also extremely funny, Sickles never loses sight of the glee that these characters take in each other and the natural world around them.

    A beautiful play about a doomed romance between two deeply nerdy men who are passionate about trying to save the collapsing world as well as each other. Though it is somber in places as it deals with an apocalyptic future, it is also extremely funny, Sickles never loses sight of the glee that these characters take in each other and the natural world around them.

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  • Duncan Pflaster: Marianas Trench (Part One of The Second World Trilogy) by Scott Sickles
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    A beautiful play about being an intelligent and queer kid in a collapsing world that values neither. Highly recommended.

    A beautiful play about being an intelligent and queer kid in a collapsing world that values neither. Highly recommended.

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  • Duncan Pflaster: Malvolio - TWINS! by Emily C. A. Snyder
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    A delightfully giddy gender-bending remix of the twin shenanigans from A Comedy of Errors with characters from Twelfth Night, Much Ado, and As You Like It jumping in on the fun. Directors and comic actors will have a blast with this one.

    A delightfully giddy gender-bending remix of the twin shenanigans from A Comedy of Errors with characters from Twelfth Night, Much Ado, and As You Like It jumping in on the fun. Directors and comic actors will have a blast with this one.

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  • Duncan Pflaster: En Las Sombras by Jordan Ramirez Puckett
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    A fascinating piece contrasting a hopeful creation myth with the cold reality of immigration politics. Great roles for versatile performers.

    A fascinating piece contrasting a hopeful creation myth with the cold reality of immigration politics. Great roles for versatile performers.

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  • Duncan Pflaster: What Happens At Jock Night by Kevin King
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    A delightful piece presenting a Jock Night at a gay bar as a casual night out for some, while others struggle with body acceptance. Very funny and ultimately sweet.

    A delightful piece presenting a Jock Night at a gay bar as a casual night out for some, while others struggle with body acceptance. Very funny and ultimately sweet.

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  • Duncan Pflaster: Modern Gentleman by Preston Max Allen
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    An intriguing look at the struggles of a trans man as he navigates the pathways of love, with his ex-partner, a new girlfriend, and his supportive friends and family. A unique perspective rarely seen on stages; full of wisdom and grace.

    An intriguing look at the struggles of a trans man as he navigates the pathways of love, with his ex-partner, a new girlfriend, and his supportive friends and family. A unique perspective rarely seen on stages; full of wisdom and grace.

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  • Duncan Pflaster: The Other, Other Woman by Emily C. A. Snyder
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    A lovely play that begins farcically, with a town of hypersexed citizens, and deftly treads into deeper emotional and romantic waters. This playwright knows how to play with verse and rhyming couplets until they break. A delightful piece for a large troupe of performers.

    A lovely play that begins farcically, with a town of hypersexed citizens, and deftly treads into deeper emotional and romantic waters. This playwright knows how to play with verse and rhyming couplets until they break. A delightful piece for a large troupe of performers.

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