Recommended by Colette Mazunik

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    Lyrical, poetic, and richly evocative, Hubbard's dialogue is outstanding. This short play is a dream for lighting, sound, and costume designers.

    Lyrical, poetic, and richly evocative, Hubbard's dialogue is outstanding. This short play is a dream for lighting, sound, and costume designers.

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    Such an engaging ensemble piece. Sorge knows this world and it shows!

    He has created a group of characters who find themselves taking drastic action before they’ve had a chance to think things through, and it’s fascinating to watch them grapple with a situation that has spiraled out of control.

    Such an engaging ensemble piece. Sorge knows this world and it shows!

    He has created a group of characters who find themselves taking drastic action before they’ve had a chance to think things through, and it’s fascinating to watch them grapple with a situation that has spiraled out of control.

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    Lisa Dellagiarino Feriend has achieved a rare feat—a retelling of the Jesus story that is simultaneously utterly familiar and completely fresh. With fast-paced dialogue, this play if filled with great, rich roles for a variety of ages.

    Lisa Dellagiarino Feriend has achieved a rare feat—a retelling of the Jesus story that is simultaneously utterly familiar and completely fresh. With fast-paced dialogue, this play if filled with great, rich roles for a variety of ages.

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    Mythic in scope, Keel creates a rich world where she deftly explores the interplay between life and death.

    Mythic in scope, Keel creates a rich world where she deftly explores the interplay between life and death.

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    An astoundingly well-observed exploration of purity culture. Rockwell's characters are never merely caricatures, even as their culture is critiqued. Their search for God and for friendship is pure, even as they are made to feel impure.

    An astoundingly well-observed exploration of purity culture. Rockwell's characters are never merely caricatures, even as their culture is critiqued. Their search for God and for friendship is pure, even as they are made to feel impure.

  • Colette Mazunik: inValidated by Kara Emily Krantz
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    inValidated is theatrical in its essence with language is compelling and beautifully crafted. It’s engaging, intense, and filled to the brim with pain and anger. The ending is especially strong and gave me a palpable sense of closure. It would make for a powerful evening of theatre!

    inValidated is theatrical in its essence with language is compelling and beautifully crafted. It’s engaging, intense, and filled to the brim with pain and anger. The ending is especially strong and gave me a palpable sense of closure. It would make for a powerful evening of theatre!

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  • Colette Mazunik: Civil by Rob Matsushita
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    Audience participation at its best! Rob Matsushita creates a thoroughly engaging (and surprisingly eerie) experience that will keep you talking on your drive home from the theatre.

    Audience participation at its best! Rob Matsushita creates a thoroughly engaging (and surprisingly eerie) experience that will keep you talking on your drive home from the theatre.

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  • Colette Mazunik: The Couches by David Jacobi
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    Funny, thought provoking and beautifully structured.
    This play is my first exposure to David’s work, and now I want to keep reading!

    Funny, thought provoking and beautifully structured.
    This play is my first exposure to David’s work, and now I want to keep reading!

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  • Colette Mazunik: The Arsonists by Jacqueline Goldfinger
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    Just got a chance to see THE ARSONISTS at Benchmark Theatre. Wow. Beautiful and brutal, with haunting, lyrical language.

    Just got a chance to see THE ARSONISTS at Benchmark Theatre. Wow. Beautiful and brutal, with haunting, lyrical language.

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