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Emily Hageman

Recommended by Emily Hageman

  • A Blank Stage by Matthew Weaver
    21 Jul. 2020
    “ A simple concept made all the more beautiful by the stage directions. Yes, we all wish we could join them--because these are beautiful, important things that they are doing. A lovely, concise, excellent one minute play. ”
  • Whisper Music by Lindsay Kennedy
    14 Jul. 2020
    “ Chilling and exciting, this play contains a great role for an older female characters. It's quite a twist--I have to say, I didn't see it coming! Another great, gripping piece from Adams! ”
  • Veterans of Community Theatre by Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn
    13 Jul. 2020
    “ Hilarious, fast, and funny, who hasn't met people like this?? Community theater people are a unique breed unto themselves, and are immediately recognizable and lovingly spoofed in this hilarious short play. The jokes fly fast, and the end is a delight. Check it out! ”
  • CATALYST by Rachael Carnes
    11 Jul. 2020
    “ These two characters have so much more in common than they think they do, and it's beautiful to see them interact. A great piece with two very meaty roles for actors. ”
  • Hero Zero (TYA) by Lojo Simon
    10 Jul. 2020
    “ Beautiful, sweet, lovingly crafted, this is a great play for children of all ages. I love the way Simon writes so tenderly about grief in a way that would help young people understand. I also love the beautiful theme of being a hero--and how heroes are those with love their hearts. Wonderful work. ”
  • Bartleby & Bess (5-10 minute play) by Elisabeth Giffin Speckman
    9 Jul. 2020
    “ Beautiful and powerful. Speckman deftly creates two characters that we fully know and understand in only two minutes. It's tender and lovely and it's a celebration of how people can be different, and they can still love each other. Wonderful. ”
  • I mean...meow? by Megan Ann Jacobs
    8 Jul. 2020
    “ This is absolutely hilarious, and I love the end. A laugh out loud short comedy that is too true. Our poor pets must be so anguished and confused! ”
  • Love, Sometimes by Jacqueline Goldfinger
    7 Jul. 2020
    “ There's an entire world in this play, one that we don't see, but that we can feel. The characters interact with such ease with each other--and they are compelling and frustrating and adorable and you want them to get together, but you'll be livid if they do. It's a wonderful slice of life, and a great quick read. ”
  • The Bookstore by Jennifer O'Grady
    6 Jul. 2020
    “ O'Grady is such a delightful master at personification. These characters are so funny and the dialogue is so fast and witty. I absolutely adore the tongue-in-cheek humor. O'Grady's plays are fantastic--if you've never read one, start here, and you won't want to stop! ”
  • The Dog by Lily Rushing
    3 Jul. 2020
    “ This is an amazing play. It's very funny, but incredibly disturbing, and it paints a very accurate picture of the racism against Native Americans in our country. A very inventive and gutting theatrical piece that you feel uncomfortable laughing at, but you might not be able to help it. ”

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