The Costume Waver by
10 Dec. 2018
“
This is an indictment of American culture and the stereotypes that haunt the African American community. Concise and succinct yet disquieting and thought provoking. ”
←
Karen Fix Curry
Recommended by Karen Fix Curry
- SH*T TRAIN by1 Dec. 2018“ The new employee. The obfuscating boss. Sh*t Train is the stuff of the real world for any new employee lost and trying to get by. We've been that employee. We know that boss. This is the most terrifyingly true part of this 10 minute wonder. ”
- Whatever's Easy by23 Oct. 2018“ A really thoughtful character play about people and their pasts, and the desire to change who they are, and how they react to the hurdles of life. ”
- Let Me Rest by22 Oct. 2018“ A creepy fun horror story; a vampire story with an African twist! Like a good suspense story, you know that it isn't going to end well, and you silently say 'Don't do it!' even has a grieving widower embarks on his doom. ”
- A Stitch Here or There: A Sock Tragedy in One Act by17 Oct. 2018“ A fun and inventive sock puppet play, filled with touching humor, it gives us a take on being an odd sock. ”
- DIVING PRACTICE: A TEEN MONOLOGUE by17 Oct. 2018“ The is a great teen monologue, written in the voice of a teen today. The constant statements crafted as questions, so prevalent in teens, the awkward silences and gestures to convey meaning. It is an actor's piece, made richer by a good actor. ”
- A Semicolon is a Double by11 Oct. 2018“ A cute coming of age story between two teen boys secretly attracted to each other and the awkwardness that is high school. ”
- Nothing as Fierce by11 Oct. 2018“ A fierce look at the atmosphere of racism so acceptable in the early 1900's, and the blindness of those involved. ”
- Unplug by11 Oct. 2018“ Unplug is a thoughtful look at the horrific decision faced by family when a loved one is comatose with no prospects for recovery. ”
- The O'Conner Girls by1 May. 2018“ A lovely and touching story of a family coming together, and learning about themselves and their family members through the sorting of their father's effects. Tightly written and engaging, with characters that each enlighten us, while revealing the truth behind preconceptions and appearances. Beautifully written. ”