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J.Lois Diamond

Recommended by J.Lois Diamond

  • SQUEEK! (copywright October 2015, MADELINE PUCCIONI) by MADELINE DALY PUCCIONI
    28 Jul. 2018
    “ I love this play. It’s so witty and dark with such strong characters. Madeline makes a political statement without hitting us over the head with righteous indignation, not an easy feat. It’s funny and scary and really needs to be seen, especially now! ”
  • The Man Who Wears a Bonnet (a monologue) by Lee R. Lawing
    5 Jul. 2018
    “ A whimsical play which is both funny and profound.
    Lee has written a truly original character who has a lot of heart. A great role for an actor who has a spirit of adventure. ”
  • RENATA: A POST-MATERNITY MONOLOGUE by Asher Wyndham
    5 Jul. 2018
    “ This is an enthralling monologue. Renata has grit and spunk and speaks her truth. There is a powerful rhythm to her speech which reads like urban poetry. A great role for women. ”
  • Good Bad People by Rachel Lynett
    5 Jul. 2018
    “ Rache Lynett takes a tragic topic out of today's headlines and turns it on its head. This play is refreshingly original. All of the characters are distinctive and flawed. But none of this makes what happened to them any less horrific. A powerful and complex contemporary family drama which needs to be seen. ”
  • MY DATE WITH THE GOLEM OF PRAGUE by MADELINE DALY PUCCIONI
    15 Jun. 2018
    “ A playful fantasy of the intersection of modern online dating with a figure from ancient folklore. A fun read with great characters ”
  • OLD COWBOY CHUCK: A MONOLOGUE FOR A GAY SENIOR by Asher Wyndham
    15 Jun. 2018
    “ This a heart breaking, yet funny play about a population which is often ignored and mistreated, elderly gay people. Asher really captures the loneliness and pain that Chuck is forced to endure while still holding on to his dignity. This is voice we all need to hear. ”
  • Not Funny in North Carolina (a monologue) by Lee R. Lawing
    14 Jun. 2018
    “ This play is very funny and theatrical yet has an underlying emotional depth. A joy to read. I would love to see it performed. ”
  • HAPPI IN IOWA by Asher Wyndham
    1 Jun. 2018
    “ I had the pleasure of attending a reading of this play at The Inge Festival. Its power lies in the humanity of his characters. Even the perpetrator of a hate crime is shown to be vulnerable and confused.Plays like this have the power to heal our deepest divisions.
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  • Crashing Through Kauai by Lee R. Lawing
    16 May. 2018
    “ I heard this play presented at The Inge Festival. The language is beautiful, a lush, poetic play which explores the deepest parts of our humanity in a very evocative setting. ”
  • AMOURSTERON OR BETTER LIVING THROUGH CHEMISTRY by Allan Lefcowitz
    18 Apr. 2018
    “ A dark and zany adventure. Very sharp and funny with rich quirky characters ”

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