Recommended by Steven Hayet

  • Steven Hayet: "Vinyl" by Ashleigh Ann Gardner
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    A very dark and clever piece that defies expectations and challenges assumptions. Just when you think you’ve figured Vic out, Gardner adds another wrinkle. Both Vic and Olive are terrific roles that actors would love to play. Real and authentic characters. Great short play.

    A very dark and clever piece that defies expectations and challenges assumptions. Just when you think you’ve figured Vic out, Gardner adds another wrinkle. Both Vic and Olive are terrific roles that actors would love to play. Real and authentic characters. Great short play.

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  • Steven Hayet: Dream Date by Ryan M. Bultrowicz
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    Ryan Bultrowicz has written a very sweet and fun romantic comedy. In just ten minutes, you'll have a smile on your face. Frankie and Allen are both terrific roles for actors. Dream Date would be a great addition to any ten minute festival lineup.

    Ryan Bultrowicz has written a very sweet and fun romantic comedy. In just ten minutes, you'll have a smile on your face. Frankie and Allen are both terrific roles for actors. Dream Date would be a great addition to any ten minute festival lineup.

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  • Steven Hayet: Cast List by Emily Hageman
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    A very cute one-minute play. Hageman nails the first moments of that cast list announcement. Would be a great opener to a short play festival or showcase.

    A very cute one-minute play. Hageman nails the first moments of that cast list announcement. Would be a great opener to a short play festival or showcase.

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  • Steven Hayet: ANGELINA JOLIE IS STALKING ME by Stephanie Alison Walker
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    Not going to lie. I was drawn to this play because of the title and it is simply a brilliant piece. I’ve already read it several times and will read it a bunch more. Walker has a gift where she can tell a story that will simultaneously make you laugh and tug at your heartstrings. Angelina Jolie wishes she could play Angelina Jolie. Read this play. Produce this play.

    Not going to lie. I was drawn to this play because of the title and it is simply a brilliant piece. I’ve already read it several times and will read it a bunch more. Walker has a gift where she can tell a story that will simultaneously make you laugh and tug at your heartstrings. Angelina Jolie wishes she could play Angelina Jolie. Read this play. Produce this play.

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  • Steven Hayet: Ta-Da or Toodle-Oo by Emily Hageman
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    Very cute play about the relationship between a magician and his "assistant." Incredibly silly- the banter felt Monty Python-esque. The ending is surprisingly sweet. Can see this being a big hit with young audiences.

    Very cute play about the relationship between a magician and his "assistant." Incredibly silly- the banter felt Monty Python-esque. The ending is surprisingly sweet. Can see this being a big hit with young audiences.

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  • Steven Hayet: Day Six by Emily Hageman
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    Love this short play. Funny. Clever. A one-minute gem! Totally get Teddy. I've been there.

    Love this short play. Funny. Clever. A one-minute gem! Totally get Teddy. I've been there.

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  • Steven Hayet: Prayers in the Pines by Lindsay Partain
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    Such a cute play! A very real and relatable story of three friends swapping ghost stories on a camping trip. I know I'd be the one on the look out for the Wendigo. A great piece to open a 10 minute play festival.

    Such a cute play! A very real and relatable story of three friends swapping ghost stories on a camping trip. I know I'd be the one on the look out for the Wendigo. A great piece to open a 10 minute play festival.

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  • Steven Hayet: EDWARD CULLEN RUINED MY MOTHER'S LOVE LIFE by Stephanie Alison Walker
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    In just ten minutes, Walker tells a beautifully touching story about a mother and daughter trying to help the other move forward. While this play has its laughs, it packs so much heart and honesty. Simply a fantastic play. Read it. Produce it. Then produce it again.

    In just ten minutes, Walker tells a beautifully touching story about a mother and daughter trying to help the other move forward. While this play has its laughs, it packs so much heart and honesty. Simply a fantastic play. Read it. Produce it. Then produce it again.

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  • Steven Hayet: Goody Fucking Two Shoes by Jennifer Maisel
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    Such a terrific play. Incredibly smart. A story of one student's discovery of her power and another's desire to be a part of a community. Love the way Maisel uses the characters of Salem to parallel these two high school students. Abigail and Bet are both fascinating complex characters that would be a dream for any actor. Highly recommend for a college showcase or any ten minute festival.

    Such a terrific play. Incredibly smart. A story of one student's discovery of her power and another's desire to be a part of a community. Love the way Maisel uses the characters of Salem to parallel these two high school students. Abigail and Bet are both fascinating complex characters that would be a dream for any actor. Highly recommend for a college showcase or any ten minute festival.

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  • Steven Hayet: The Woman American by Samantha Cooper
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    A terrific short play. Dark, funny, and with the feel as if "The Honeymooners" met "Fargo." Would love to see this on stage.

    A terrific short play. Dark, funny, and with the feel as if "The Honeymooners" met "Fargo." Would love to see this on stage.

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