Recommended by Elisabeth Giffin Speckman

  • Elisabeth Giffin Speckman: Snow

    Wow! I had no idea where this play was going, even until the end. I loved its surprises and interconnections. A powerful meditation on action, inaction, and human nature, all framed by a beautiful, sometimes destructive aspect of nature itself. This play provides a lot for directors and actors to work with thematically. Would love to see it staged!

    Wow! I had no idea where this play was going, even until the end. I loved its surprises and interconnections. A powerful meditation on action, inaction, and human nature, all framed by a beautiful, sometimes destructive aspect of nature itself. This play provides a lot for directors and actors to work with thematically. Would love to see it staged!

  • Elisabeth Giffin Speckman: No, Go Ahead: A One-Minute Zoom Play

    A super quick, fun, and almost painfully realistic look at human communication during the Zoom era.

    A super quick, fun, and almost painfully realistic look at human communication during the Zoom era.

  • Elisabeth Giffin Speckman: Tampering with Evidence

    Tampering with Evidence is an incredibly powerful reimagining of Antigone--it works almost too well, showing us just how unjust our societal systems have persisted to be for centuries. Read this play, produce this play. So many uncomfortable, yet necessary truths in 10 minutes.

    Black lives matter, Black art matters.

    Tampering with Evidence is an incredibly powerful reimagining of Antigone--it works almost too well, showing us just how unjust our societal systems have persisted to be for centuries. Read this play, produce this play. So many uncomfortable, yet necessary truths in 10 minutes.

    Black lives matter, Black art matters.

  • Elisabeth Giffin Speckman: Life in the Arctic

    An absurd, fun little play that surprises, delights, and packs a powerful, emotional punch at the end. Would be an especially great addition to climate change showcases or theatre festivals celebrating Earth and science.

    An absurd, fun little play that surprises, delights, and packs a powerful, emotional punch at the end. Would be an especially great addition to climate change showcases or theatre festivals celebrating Earth and science.

  • Elisabeth Giffin Speckman: The People You Meet in Heaven

    A great little comedy that delivers laughs throughout AND a killer closing, all in 1 minute.

    A great little comedy that delivers laughs throughout AND a killer closing, all in 1 minute.

  • Elisabeth Giffin Speckman: Genesis, From the Perspective of the Tree

    A beautiful reimagining of creation. Well done.

    A beautiful reimagining of creation. Well done.

  • Elisabeth Giffin Speckman: Five Bears - a very short play

    Really short piece that subtly and softly illuminates the first year of a relationship and the investment of its partners.

    Really short piece that subtly and softly illuminates the first year of a relationship and the investment of its partners.

  • Elisabeth Giffin Speckman: How Are You Called? (5-minute)

    "The not knowing is always my fault somehow."

    Absolutely stunning short piece of theatre. Immersive, spiritual, important. Please read and produce this play!

    "The not knowing is always my fault somehow."

    Absolutely stunning short piece of theatre. Immersive, spiritual, important. Please read and produce this play!

  • Elisabeth Giffin Speckman: Camp Cryptid

    A fun, fascinating, and immersive take on Sasquatch, cryptids, and if monsters truly are real.

    A fun, fascinating, and immersive take on Sasquatch, cryptids, and if monsters truly are real.

  • Elisabeth Giffin Speckman: The "I" in Stores

    A refreshing, playwright's take on the covid-19 play, and achieved in 1 minute!

    A refreshing, playwright's take on the covid-19 play, and achieved in 1 minute!