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Patricia Milton

Recommended by Patricia Milton

  • Bleed Black Bleed Blue Bleed by Mildred Inez Lewis
    15 Apr. 2019
    “ Rich, realistic dialogue, as a thorny dilemma is argued with passion by two police officers. The characters are well-delineated in this timely and relevant play. ”
  • FRIENDS WITH GUNS by Stephanie Alison Walker
    23 Mar. 2019
    “ With terrific, easy dialogue, and relatable characters, this play is smartly crafted to bring us to the edge of terror at the close. Powerful even in reading, and I imagine it will be even more in production. Well done. ”
  • BREAK by Sara Jean Accuardi
    22 Jan. 2019
    “ I enjoyed reading this play, and would like to see it performed. Tense and suspenseful, it really kept me guessing and engaged. I was drawn in by its lovely, natural, often funny dialogue, high stakes, and distinctive characters. ”
  • Eight Minutes, Twenty Seconds by John Yearley
    31 Aug. 2018
    “ This play is utterly engaging. The characters are well drawn, and they experience a crisis in their marriage, quite believably, without bathos or easy answers. Actors will cherish these roles. ”
  • Winter by Julie Jensen
    20 Jul. 2017
    “ A very moving, thoughtful play, depicting a family in crisis. Annis' quest is courageous and relate-able. No fancy twists and turns: just the powerful story of an end-of-life journey. ”
  • Back of The Throat by Yussef El Guindi
    24 May. 2017
    “ This play is rife with dramatic tension and full of surprises, asking questions about US responses to terrorism. It will keep you on the edge of your seat and leave you unsettled. Timely. ”
  • Pilgrims Musa and Sheri in the New World. by Yussef El Guindi
    16 May. 2017
    “ Such a beautifully crafted play! The end of act one left me wondering how these two people could surmount the obstacles they faced... but we are in sure hands. Moving and funny. ”
  • SEEDS (audio one-act available) by Donna Hoke
    19 Apr. 2017
    “ I really enjoyed the intriguing treatment of flashbacks in this play, incorporating past into present scenes. The relationships are juicy, and the theme of twinship fascinating. ”
  • Underground by Lisa B. Thompson
    15 Apr. 2017
    “ Riveting from start to ending. This political thriller asks challenging and important questions, and gives no easy answers. I really appreciated the playwright's thoughtful choices, particularly the historical context in which the play is set. Will not only engage audiences but keep audience members in deep conversation long after the play is over. ”
  • Another Way Home by Anna Ziegler
    12 Apr. 2017
    “ This is a lovely, engaging family play. It drew me in immediately, and I cared about every character. ”

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