Recommended by Evan Baughfman

  • Evan Baughfman: Water: A Fish Tale by Hannah Lee DeFrates
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    A sweet “tail” that would be fun to “sea” on stage. I loved the reveal at story’s end!

    A sweet “tail” that would be fun to “sea” on stage. I loved the reveal at story’s end!

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  • Evan Baughfman: The Hundred Acre War by Rachel Feeny-Williams
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    A brilliant and twisted reimagining of classic characters. Winnie the Pooh as a killer kaiju! Christopher Robin as his Army General foe. Truly awesome stuff!

    A brilliant and twisted reimagining of classic characters. Winnie the Pooh as a killer kaiju! Christopher Robin as his Army General foe. Truly awesome stuff!

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  • Evan Baughfman: Made by Thumb by Scott Sickles
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    ANTS! A fairly ridiculous but entirely hilarious play by Scott Sickles! The scripted curtain call is the perfectly-placed cherry on top of this insect-infested confection!

    ANTS! A fairly ridiculous but entirely hilarious play by Scott Sickles! The scripted curtain call is the perfectly-placed cherry on top of this insect-infested confection!

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  • Evan Baughfman: LINE READING by Adam Richter
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    A humorous exploration of what works and does not work for a pair of artists. I loved the shout out to Danny DeVito!

    A humorous exploration of what works and does not work for a pair of artists. I loved the shout out to Danny DeVito!

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  • Evan Baughfman: It Is in the Wall by Nora Louise Syran
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    This play conjured up memories of playing "Bloody Mary" as a child. Great, spooky fun!

    This play conjured up memories of playing "Bloody Mary" as a child. Great, spooky fun!

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  • Evan Baughfman: Camel Girl by Debra A. Cole
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    A powerful story that does a great job of creating empathy for its main character. This play forces readers to evaluate how they perceive others, how sometimes being an "audience member" isn't the best thing to be.

    A powerful story that does a great job of creating empathy for its main character. This play forces readers to evaluate how they perceive others, how sometimes being an "audience member" isn't the best thing to be.

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  • Evan Baughfman: I am Esmeralda by Christopher Plumridge
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    A terrific monologue showcasing a perspective that I've never seen before. The voice of this "child" is frightening and clear!

    A terrific monologue showcasing a perspective that I've never seen before. The voice of this "child" is frightening and clear!

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  • Evan Baughfman: Prince Nice Guy by Emily Hageman
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    A fresh take on well-trod fairy tale narratives. Approaches important subject matter with creativity and wit!

    A fresh take on well-trod fairy tale narratives. Approaches important subject matter with creativity and wit!

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  • Evan Baughfman: 1 in 30 million (a monologue) by Lee R. Lawing
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    A clever crustacean monologue, based on a bizarre true story. Believe it or not!

    A clever crustacean monologue, based on a bizarre true story. Believe it or not!

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  • Evan Baughfman: SUDDENLY RIPPLING, OUT AND UP [A 1-MINUTE PLAY] by Steven G. Martin
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    A very real, emotionally-rich scene. A stellar one-minute play about parenthood!

    A very real, emotionally-rich scene. A stellar one-minute play about parenthood!

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