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Steven Hayet

Recommended by Steven Hayet

  • It's A Wonderful Satan by John Mabey
    24 Dec. 2021
    “ Everyone wants to feel that their work matters…even Satan. A darkly clever humorous take on a classic tale where George Bailey is replaced by the Prince of Darkness and Clarence is a demon trying to earn his horns. A fun show for any Christmas fest, especially ones that aren’t worried about getting a lump of coal in their stocking. Well done! ”
  • Becky's Xmas Wish by Ashley Lauren Rogers
    4 Dec. 2021
    “ I love this play. Dark, twisted, diabolical, and absolutely hysterical. Was able to see Broward College's production and laughed out loud constantly. Just brilliant writing. If you are looking for a Christmas play that will 100% earn you a lump of coal in your stocking, you need to produce this Becky's Xmas Wish. ”
  • JAM by Vince Gatton
    16 Oct. 2021
    “ There are plays where the writing is so solid that’ll just work anywhere, whether performed live in black box or recorded in a stop motion film using Barbie Dolls. JAM is one of those plays. Absurdly funny, genuinely relatable, (and sadly relevant), Gatton has written an absolute gem of a short play that would be a highlight of any festival. ”
  • I Spy by Randy Hunt
    16 Oct. 2021
    “ To survive the apocalypse, all you need is Coca-Cola, some Captain Morgan, a bag of Funyuns, and your best friend. In I SPY, Randy Hunt has written a fun play about two childhood friends bracing for the worst, both in the distant future and the immediacy. We always talk about one's “Foxhole Friends.” Maybe “Bomb Shelter Buddies” could be a thing? ”
  • The Known Universe (Part Three of The Second World Trilogy) by Scott Sickles
    24 Sep. 2021
    “ I was so incredibly fortunate to be able to catch a virtual reading of The Known Universe by Roly Poly Productions in the Mixed Asian Media Fest. I don't know want to give spoilers for this final chapter of The Second World Trilogy, so just read it. This piece will stick with you and have you thinking long after you get to "End of Play." Scott Sickles has taken us on Teddy and Anzor's journey from pen-pals to parents and the only way I can describe the conclusion is a satisfying gut punch. Go. Read it. Watch it. Experience it. ”
  • Ruth Bader Ginsburg: A Living Document by Dianne Nora
    15 Jun. 2021
    “ I was so lucky to see a reading of this play by the talented team at Play-PerView and A Red Orchid Theatre of Chicago. Do not go into this show expecting a straight forward history lesson. Nora will take you on this journey through RBG’s life with jokes, stories, and even a dance or two. “Ruth Bader Ginsburg: A Living Document” is a compelling look at the human and not merely the icon and symbol she became. Well done! ”
  • How To Brew Tea: A One-Minute Play by Adam Richter
    1 Jun. 2021
    “ A funny and incredibly relatable moment between a parent and an adult child. A perfect one minute slice-of-life. ”
  • Weird Rabbit's Foot by Franky D. Gonzalez
    3 May. 2021
    “ A terrific darkly funny one-minute slice of life. Always love a good hypothetical situation. Now I want to see the picture... ”
  • Dear Neighbor by Allie Costa
    26 Apr. 2021
    “ Was fortunate able to hear Soundscape Theater's production of "Dear Neighbor." Costa has created a very fun piece that will speak to anyone who's lived in an apartment. From furniture moving to laundry room etiquette, Costa covers it all. Well done! ”
  • An Awkward Conversation in the Shadow of Mount Moriah by John Bavoso
    19 Apr. 2021
    “ In a time when we so often we see people using religion to justify horrible things, John Bavoso provides an clever spin on the Abraham & Isaac story. Packed with wit and a whole ton of heart, "Awkward Conversation" is a delightful conversation starter about faith, parenthood, and love, and would be a welcome addition to any short play festival. Well done! ”

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