Recommended by Lee R. Lawing

Always an honor and pleasure to read anything by Asher! Thanks for posting your plays to NPX. I enjoyed this monologue so much.

I love this play so very much! I love that Bear represents Alice's anxiety and the comfort she finds with it is just too real to not move anyone seeing this small treasure of a play. It offers so much for a director and actors and it's inspired me to think more outside the box I write in pretty much every day. Bravo to a sweet and sadly tortured Alice.

I am always astounded by the brilliance of Asher's words and inspired by everything he writes. Old Cowboy Chuck is no different. He's chronically one amazing person after another with every play he writes. Thanks for sharing your work with all of us and thank you for putting into words so many of the events that are so timely and yet timeless. Much love for Chuck!

Yippee ki-yay! Enough said really for this very wonderful play!

I love movie history and this play dramatizes a possible meeting between William Randolph Hearst and Roscoe Arbuckle to secure Arbuckle’s right to direct Marian Davies’ film “The Red Mill.” I enjoyed the demands made of Hearst that ends Act One and how it played out in Act Two. The power struggle between the two men plays out in the drawing room of San Simeon which would be a great set for any designer to work with. Very enjoyable stuff for this movie buff and a great drawing room drama/comedy for all others!

A beautiful play about the bond of twin brothers facing a death much too early in the game. There's such poetry with this play that it's hard to even put into words the emotions it pulls from the reader or viewer!

This is such a lovely and loving play about family and the love of a grandmother for her granddaughter and that returned love. "Teach Me How to Telephone" shows that grand and poetic drama/comedy can come from the simplest of tasks and actions. Life never seems sweeter than it does while Elli is helping Macy prepare for her telephone interview.

A great play for our times. We all have that moment where we think we've put too much somewhere on some feed, Twitter, Facebook, Instagram. Guyton plays into that with such hilarity and brilliance in this ten minute wonder. It's making me rethink posting anything in the future!

Such a great play. Inspiring and awe-inspiring. What a great play and read.

Pure magic! This play is just a delight to read an would be such a true joy to see live. I love the relationship between Jim and Mr. W. and the reveal of what type of partnership it is--classic. A play that deserved its win at the Heartland Theatre Play Festival and should be reaping honors across the country. Thanks for the amazing sleight of hand.