Recommended by Lee R. Lawing

  • Matthew Weaver Finds Me
    28 Feb. 2021
    Charming to the max! What makes a friendship work? It's probably full of a lot of unicorns that only those two people would see. Smart, inventive and always a delight to read 0'Grady's work.
  • My Infinity Mask
    28 Feb. 2021
    A great monologue by J.Lo and so spot on to what's going on in the world this very day. We are supposed to be in this fight together and Abby does her part in spreading the message of safety, love and friendship.
  • O.B.O. [a monologue]
    28 Feb. 2021
    Everyone wants the "American" dream, but as we've seen the past several years, that dream popped many years ago and should be buried along with Cassie's parents. I love this monologue. I love the rage that Cassie emotes and puts her energy into. What is time and it's humbled summed up by Cassie at the end. Another great Martin piece!
  • Bigfeet
    28 Feb. 2021
    Who doesn't like Bigfoot? Sadly, it seems their power struggles are just as real for them as they are for humans. With Weaver's dry humor, the result is a delightful exchange between Bigfeet and an excellent addition to the growing Bigfoot canon.
  • Unforgivable
    28 Feb. 2021
    To some this would be a horror story, to others a blessing. Philip gives us this wonderful one minute play with a twist and true surprise at the end. Well done!
  • I Left My Heart in the Mojave Desert (a monologue)
    26 Feb. 2021
    Saw this funny and touching monologue on Back Porch Theatre!!! A true Sickles gemstone!!
  • The Last Great Act of Mankind
    25 Feb. 2021
    Great play about the end of days and what two people do with the time they have left. Sickles offers up two friends who find some deeper meaning in what that term actually means and we are all left a little better for reading this gem of a play.
  • MEL & (god)
    25 Feb. 2021
    This was a great read and I wish I could have seen it when it had been staged. This play would get me to become a believer again if it were the new gospel. Williams's humor is spot on and the briskness of the action left me breathless and wanting more at the end which is always a good thing, but since the ending is near-perfect (read---PERFECT) I was fine by the page count presented.
  • Breaking the Shakespeare Code
    1 Feb. 2021
    Saw this great play read on Back Porch Theater by two of the actors who originated the roles. Great play full of layers and one that will always shine no matter how many times you see/hear or read it.
  • Matthew Weaver, Marry Me
    19 Nov. 2020
    How could I not read this play with such a delightful title. The play holds up to it and then more. I've admired both writer's work on NPX and know they would make a delightful couple if they ever decided to tie the knot. I'd try to be one of the first in line for the wedding, but know with both of their fans, would end up standing in the back of the chapel. I'd try to make up for that by getting the best damn paper product for the first year wedding anniversary.

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