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Rene Zabel

Recommended by Rene Zabel

  • REFLECTIONS OF THE SOUL - one-act that explores a man's feeling in the bathroom mirror. by Tom Erb
    30 Apr. 2024
    “ Wow! What a wonderful honest look into a personal journey of forgiveness, friendship and love. I was touched by Erb's introspective view that we should all take when we hear those regrets talking back to us in our own mirrors. ”
  • Open This When I'm Gone by Brent Alles
    29 Apr. 2024
    “ Brent had me in tears! Such a brilliant way in which to tell this tough subject. The dialogue is so very real... not one word is unnecessary. Brava! ”
  • FIRST LIGHT by Michele Clarke
    29 Apr. 2024
    “ Such a lovely poignant piece. It is so hard going back to where you grew up. Sometimes you never do. Michele does an excellent job of hitting all the feel marks with this all too real dialogue. Loved it! ”
  • coming out by Ian Donley
    29 Apr. 2024
    “ OMG! I did NOT expect that! Nice job! The dialogue is so real, then the twist just slaps you in the face. Secretly, though... ”
  • Song and Dance Man by Debra A. Cole
    27 Apr. 2024
    “ Oh Deb! You got me teary eyed!! What a wonder poignant piece between a mother and son! I could see myself with own son. So real! ”
  • Two Sleeping Babes by Samantha Oty
    23 Apr. 2024
    “ This had me on the edge of my seat the entire time. Very tense and drama filled from the beginning. I felt so bad for the mother. This is a testament to how women are still treated today, maybe not as openly, but it's still there. I want to know more! Please give us more! ”
  • Belial by Schaeffer Certenberg
    14 Apr. 2024
    “ Excellent! The way in which the playwright teeters on the edge of Shoval's sanity and how it is used against her is brilliant. ”
  • The Drought by Rachel Feeny-Williams
    7 Apr. 2024
    “ This one got me! I let my imagination run wild - where the hours and hours were gone, the unimaginable longing for passion. You got me!!! Well done! ”
  • A GUST OF WIND (a two minute monologue) by Marj O'Neill-Butler
    7 Apr. 2024
    “ I had the pleasure of hearing this piece and it really speaks to how life ebbs and flows. If part of our life has ended, do we still move on. Do we park ourselves in the rut of what's left or do we forge our own pathways? ”
  • Marvin and the Muses by Donald E. Baker
    31 Mar. 2024
    “ I had the privilege of reading this today, and it had me in stitches. A playwrights muse can and will be whomever is handy. They don't have to be a Greek or Irish muse. Brilliant! ”

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