Recommended by Lee R. Lawing

  • CONTINUED ON PAGE 12 - Monologue
    23 Aug. 2020
    Got to see this monologue read as part of the Covid Monologues and it's haunting and so beautiful!!
  • Short Cut in the Cemetery
    10 Aug. 2020
    Sexy and funny and terrifying all in a few pages and leaves you wanting more. But then we wouldn't have the ending that we have. This was a little something different by Williams and I quite enjoyed that.
  • WE THREE 10-minute drama
    10 Aug. 2020
    Rose writes so poetically about the conflicting emotions that Lawrence felt as a teenager. Child molestation is never an easy topic to write about and is certainly a hard one to read about but reading We Three gives one strength to be a good friend who can listen and be there for another soul when they have secrets that need to share without judgement.
  • BINDERS
    1 Aug. 2020
    I had the pleasure of hearing this read as part of the Area 51 festival today. Carnes' writing always delights and entertains and Binders is certainly no different!
  • NOPE, THIS ISN'T AUTOFICTION: A MONOLOGUE
    26 Jul. 2020
    A damn funny monologue that hits oh so close to home. Wyndham put into words for so many of us how we feel each and every day with this every growing fact of what we are becoming and what the possibilities might be if it continues and it feels that it's going to continue for quite some time. Luckily, we have Wyndham to read and gentle reminders to get those toe nail clippings out of the carpet or bathtub or wherever yours might be stuck.
  • Pandemic Speed Dating
    22 Jul. 2020
    A Pandemic Dating Game that is so funny yet so heartbreaking as well! Wagner delivers a POW with this play that leaves you with that sucker gut punch at the end and wanting to check your bandwidth for all future calls. Thanks for writing this terrific play.
  • COVID SUPPORT GROUP FOR MOMS
    11 Jul. 2020
    Had the pleasure of seeing this as part of the Las Vegas quarantine monologues. Such raw emotion.
  • Zoom Zoom
    11 Jul. 2020
    Had the chance to see this touching monologue as done for the Las Vegas quarantine monologues festival. Well done
  • Alistair Eats Alone
    19 Jun. 2020
    Weaver always delights and surprises. Alistair's realization at the end is so well earned and as always that wicked Weaver humor comes through like a torch to light the way. This would be such a great play for any actor to perform, as well as just to see this actor deliver this outstanding monologue on stage or via zoom.
  • Celestial Bodies
    17 Jun. 2020
    Two astronauts, one journey. No grass to compare, but the perfect play about thinking that the other life one is leading is so much better than the one we are given.

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