Recommended by J.Lois Diamond

  • PARTNER OF —
    15 Dec. 2019
    Powerful and poetic, this plays captures the horrors Sally Hemings faced in the context of the intimacy of 3 generations of women. Understated and honest. Would love to see this performed.
  • DOCTOR TRUTH
    7 Dec. 2019
    A playful and zany comedy which makes us question the wisdom of famous experts.
  • Fénix
    11 Oct. 2019
    A tragic story full of poetry and passion which demands to be seen and to be heard.
  • The Mr. Rogers Dildo Club
    10 Oct. 2019
    This naughty play was witty, topical and laugh out loud funny, in all of 4 pages. I wanted to be a fly on this bar's wall!.Produce this play!
  • Face Time
    8 Aug. 2019
    Surreal social commentary. Very witty observation of the superficiality that human interaction has become. Two great roles for women. Would be an asset to any comedy festival.
  • Bonjour
    4 Aug. 2019
    I love this charming and funny play with two rich female characters and a delicious dose of irony. It would be a great addition to a short play festival and a gift for any actresses lucky enough to be cast in it.
  • A Small Attempt to be a Specific Woman, But Really Doesn't Mean Anything, Just Ignore Me
    5 Jul. 2019
    A powerful and tragic monologue about a woman who feels erased. The physical action is woven seamlessly into the character's speech. The driving language reminds me of Anne Waldman's poetry. Would be a great addition to a women's festival.
  • One Step Forward
    4 Jul. 2019
    An uplifting play which captures the struggle of a woman dealing with a break-up as well as her own alcoholism. Would be a great addition to a 12 step program performance
  • Listening
    23 Jun. 2019
    A charming play which captures the all the angst and wonder of being a teenage girl in a difficult world. Moving and funny, with a great role for a young actress.
  • God Awful Table (a monologue)
    27 Mar. 2019
    What a rich and complex character Lawing has created here! In just a few short pages, he creates the whole claustrophobic world of a small Southern town, as well as the slights and resentments found therein. This monologue, like so much of his work, manages to be both funny and heart breaking. This role would be a gift for any actress lucky to be cast in the role. Produce this play!

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