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Anne Flanagan

Recommended by Anne Flanagan

  • Day Old Bread by Bonnie Milne Gardner
    20 Sep. 2020
    “ This character piece features roles for women over 60, a demographic woefully under served in Theater, and paints a charming portrait of small town life and life long friendships. Day Old Bread would be a great addition to any short play festival. ”
  • The Egg by Tiffany Antone
    20 Sep. 2020
    “ A wonderfully entertaining allegory that ends with a lovely, poignant moment. Antone makes her point clearly without becoming pedantic and the result is enormously entertaining. ”
  • Really Adult by Rachel Bublitz
    20 Sep. 2020
    “ Really Adult captures both one's regret at what may have been and one's hope for what could still be. A charming, touching slice of life that leaps off the page. ”
  • Jack Pork by Donna Hoke
    20 Sep. 2020
    “ So funny and, sadly, so true. A fast paced take on sexism in Hollywood (and everywhere, really) that manages to make its laser sharp point without being didactic. No surprise it's a short play festival favorite! ”
  • The Invention of Margaret E. Knight by Emily Hageman
    20 Sep. 2020
    “ A perfect vehicle for those needing historical facts combined with compelling drama. ”
  • A Real Boy by Stephen Kaplan
    30 Mar. 2017
    “ With a sharp sense of humor and a deceptively light touch, Kaplan pokes fun at well meaning, misguided do-gooders as he explores the struggle between individualism and societal norms. The fact that the Myers just happen to be puppets is a delightful device that never feels gimmicky nor does it detract from the sincere, serious debate that anchors the play. ”
  • THE SPORTS PAGE by Larry Herold
    30 Mar. 2017
    “ Sharp, witty and insightful. The play charmingly captures the late 60s and yet the themes are just as relevant today. Herold knows the world of sports journalism well and it shows. ”
  • Technicolor Life by Jami Brandli
    16 Jan. 2016
    “ Equal parts hilarious and deeply touching, Technicolor Life is a joyous celebration of life and a moving tribute to those that soldier on in spite of wounds, both physical and emotional. ”