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Mark Harvey Levine

Recommended by Mark Harvey Levine

  • 38 Cookies, 39 Reasons [a monologue] by Steven G. Martin
    17 Jul. 2021
    “ What an incredible piece of theater. I was honored to see this in person, and seeing it live was incredibly moving. The slow pace of the monologue gives it incredible power, and the audience was mesmerized. Stunning. ”
  • The Garden Path to Hell is Paved with Good Intentions by Kelly McBurnette-Andronicos
    17 Jul. 2021
    “ I got to see this one in performance and it was wonderful. Got lots of laughs from an appreciative audience. I especially enjoyed all the hysterical fake names of the murder-oriented reality shows. Let Kelly McBurnette-Andronicus lead you down the garden (psycho)path. ”
  • All Things Considered, It Was Probably the Most Productive Meeting The Escondido Unified School District PTA Ever Had by A.J. Ditty
    9 Jun. 2021
    “ A truly hysterical Zoom play, standing way out in the mass of suddenly-appearing Zoom plays. Captures the feelings of parents and anyone else who's struggled through the pandemic. Lovely human characters who are all dealing with their own versions of existential crisis. Just funny, funny stuff. ”
  • Happy Holidays (or Bust) (10 minute play) by Elisabeth Giffin Speckman
    13 May. 2021
    “ As someone who writes a lot of holiday plays, I always appreciate someone who has a new take on the holiday play. And boy, is this a new take! Takes a very funny idea and weaves through a much more complicated family drama, all while keeping it current and fast-paced and hilarious. A really great holiday short. ”
  • Perfect Number by Diana Burbano
    26 Apr. 2021
    “ A lovely and sweet play about the unlikely friendship between a woman and an octopus. Effortlessly ranges from mathematics to the human condition with humor and kindness. A gorgeous play. ”
  • A Rare Bird by Bella Poynton
    26 Apr. 2021
    “ A gorgeous and magical play about transformation and finding your community, and your purpose in life. This play speaks to the loneliness of human existence, the need for connection. Just a lovely play. ”
  • The Incident by Debbie Lamedman
    24 Feb. 2021
    “ I love how this play takes a tiny, well, incident, between neighbors and turns it into a dangerous situation but also suddenly one which comments on gender politics. It keeps the tension going right alongside the laughs, which is hard to do. A great ten minute play that is a thriller one the outside, but has deeper implications underneath. ”
  • Seneca and the Soul of Nero (Full-length play) by Marcia Eppich-Harris
    27 Nov. 2020
    “ Seneca and the Soul of Nero brings to life this period of Roman History. The play is filled with wonderful duels between several characters as they all fight over, as it says, the Soul of Nero. The character of Seneca is wise and resigned and lovely; Nero is terrifyingly human and inhuman at the same time. The script is filled with surprises as it moves towards its very affecting ending. ”
  • Dating Through the Decades by Ken Levine
    21 Sep. 2020
    “ Does just what it says it will do, delivers all the laughs and then some! I love the way the comedy builds from decade to decade. ”
  • Every 10 minute play in 10 minutes by Ken Levine
    21 Sep. 2020
    “ Anyone who has seen an evening of 10 minute plays will recognize these and laugh. I may have written a few of these myself... ”

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