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Scott Stolnack

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  • More by Anna Tatelman
    17 Apr. 2023
    “ In case you were wondering: Yes, zombies can be deep. Yes, they can want more out of undeath than just brains. And their victims can try to be a little more sympathetic... ? This is great fun with tight dialog and good comic timing. ”
  • Perfect Porcelain Doll by Scott Sickles
    25 Jun. 2022
    “ Specific yet universal, this short piece captures a granddaughter’s resolve in the face of deep, personal grief. Powerful and poignant in its understatement. ”
  • Riverwood by Andrew Lee Creech
    25 Jun. 2022
    “ Riverwood is a powerful social statement and a beautiful depiction of hope, despair, grief and rage channeled through five richly drawn and very human characters, against a backdrop of displacement and neighborhood gentrification. The language is both raw and lush, stark and poetic. Highly recommended. ”
  • Whole New World by Karla Sorenson
    24 Jun. 2022
    “ This taut 10-minute play is full of intensity and emotion, and all too believable, given our current political climate in the US. Well worth a read. ”
  • Why? by Chris Widney
    24 Jun. 2022
    “ What fun! A chicken on the cusp of a decision. Will she make it? And what will happen to Carl? ”
  • Boxes by Pamela Kingsley
    20 Jun. 2022
    “ Wow. What a powerful short play. Two characters dealing with profound changes and new vulnerabilities. An audience choice award winner in the festival where I recently saw it performed. ”
  • Perspective by Tristen Canfield
    20 Jun. 2022
    “ Canfield playfully takes the relatable stereotypes of ‘haughty artist’ and ‘ignorant tourist,’ adds depth and backstory, and turns a chance encounter into an opportunity for real connection. ”
  • SUNSET AT SANTORINI (Drinks With New Friends) by Glenn Alterman
    27 May. 2022
    “ This twisty little gem pulls the rug out from under you more than once in the last few pages. Clever and satisfying, and a great workout for four actors. ”
  • The Final Problem of Sherlock Holmes by Tom Stewart
    1 Feb. 2022
    “ A fine, fast-moving adaptation of two of Arthur Conan Doyle’s stories. The language is spot-on, and the atmosphere relies on the audience's imagination as much as the magic of theater. A must for afficionados of the great detective and his chronicler Dr. Watson, and a wonderful opportunity for a company of actors. ”
  • It's an Espresso Drink with Foamy Steamed Milk by Steven G. Martin
    28 Apr. 2021
    “ It’s a Tuesday, and the end of the world, but at least the coffee’s good! A brief, delightful skewering of the self(ie)-obsessed. ”

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