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Steven Hayet

Recommended by Steven Hayet

  • A Very Special Holiday Special (An Evening of Holiday Plays) by Mark Harvey Levine
    11 Dec. 2018
    “ I was lucky to be able to see "Oh, Tannenbaum" and "A Very Special Hanukkah Special" at City Theatre's Winter Shorts festival.
    "Oh, Tannenbaum" is the perfect show for any actor who aspires to play a tree. A funny clever discussion about getting along despite differences.
    "A Very Special Hanukkah Special" is a hysterical short about a man who wants Hanukkah to be as popular as Christmas. This play is incredibly clever and just a joy to watch. You couldn't ask for a better Hannukah gift than these Mark Harvey Levine holiday plays. ”
  • Ask Me Anything by Philip Middleton Williams
    6 Dec. 2018
    “ This play is absolutely hysterical. We've all been on job interviews and we've all been asked tough questions, but Williams takes it five steps further. Incredibly clever. Both Martin & Steve are roles actors would have a ton of fun with. Would love to see this on stage. Well done! ”
  • 172 PUSH-UPS by Scott Mullen
    3 Dec. 2018
    “ I constantly see 172 PUSH-UPS being performed at festival after festival and after reading it, it's clear why: Scott Mullen has written a truly brilliant piece. It is beautiful and honest and incredibly touching. Mullen takes two characters who on paper couldn't be more different, but connect through shared experiences. If you are teaching a class on how to write a 10-minute play, this better be on the syllabus. Bravo. ”
  • The Thought Doesn't Count by Emily Hageman
    2 Dec. 2018
    “ A truly beautiful piece. Incredibly touching and funny. Hageman has created two real and genuine characters that would be a joy for any two actors to portray. Would love to see this on stage. ”
  • The Morning After The Fall by John Bavoso
    28 Nov. 2018
    “ Such a clever play! Bavoso puts a spin on the classic story that is fresh, original, and just downright funny. There were several lines that had me laughing out loud. This play also has a ton of heart. Would be a great addition to any short play festival. ”
  • White Noise by Steven G. Martin
    18 Nov. 2018
    “ A very funny concept. Instead of having to constantly hear about all that's wrong in the world today, Martin provides the solution to just block it out. A humorous take on privilege. Would work really well as a radio play. ”
  • The Eulogy by Kel Vance
    27 Oct. 2018
    “ A beautiful piece about a relationship that could have been. Sweet, touching, funny. Perfect for any ten-minute play festival. ”
  • THE BIG RIDE by Stephanie Alison Walker
    24 Oct. 2018
    “ A beautiful play that takes us on a 400-mile romantic journey in only 10 minutes and in reverse. Walker truly has a gift of being able to share with her audiences so much about her characters in so few words. Would love to see this on stage. Producers, make it happen! ”
  • The Red Truck, a monologue by Rachel Bublitz
    28 Sep. 2018
    “ An incredibly power monologue that is, sadly, way too relevant. Bublitz is a gifted writer and has created a character that is honest and real. I know her, and it makes it even harder to hear her story. But it's important we listen. Read this monologue. Produce it.
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  • BROKE/FIX by Gina Femia
    25 Sep. 2018
    “ I've read this play a couple times and each time I discover something new. It's dark, funny, disturbing, and incredibly real. Femia is a fantastic writer and in BROKE/FIX has created three authentic characters that would be a joy for any actress to portray. Read-this-play-and-produce-this-play!
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