Recommended by Everett Robert

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    What happens when 5 child stars from the 90s get together at a convention? The unexpected unraveling of their lives in the past 30 years in the most unexpected way possible. Brent Alles has crafted a tight script that explores the harsh realities of what many child stars face while wrapped up in one of the funniest scripts I've read.

    Highly recommended!

    What happens when 5 child stars from the 90s get together at a convention? The unexpected unraveling of their lives in the past 30 years in the most unexpected way possible. Brent Alles has crafted a tight script that explores the harsh realities of what many child stars face while wrapped up in one of the funniest scripts I've read.

    Highly recommended!

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    I had the privilege to see this performed in Kansas City recently and it is a razor sharp,witty two hander that is sure to be your favorite actors favorite play. The dialog crackles with energy and the scene jumps to life around them as a married couple explores that itch when the other isn't around.

    I had the privilege to see this performed in Kansas City recently and it is a razor sharp,witty two hander that is sure to be your favorite actors favorite play. The dialog crackles with energy and the scene jumps to life around them as a married couple explores that itch when the other isn't around.

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    I was privileged to see this performed in Kansas City and it's a powerful piece that goes where you aren't expecting it. Nuanced, touching, and graceful, it examines how to separate people who love each other, handle loss.

    I was privileged to see this performed in Kansas City and it's a powerful piece that goes where you aren't expecting it. Nuanced, touching, and graceful, it examines how to separate people who love each other, handle loss.

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    I have read and have seen a lot of funny plays over my years of reading and watching plays but I don't think I have ever read a play that almost made me do a spit take. 37 Origami Bees made me almost do a spit take because I feel like I've had this conversation between Siri, Alexa, and Echo. A great exploration of technology and humanity and what happens when we humanized technology.

    I have read and have seen a lot of funny plays over my years of reading and watching plays but I don't think I have ever read a play that almost made me do a spit take. 37 Origami Bees made me almost do a spit take because I feel like I've had this conversation between Siri, Alexa, and Echo. A great exploration of technology and humanity and what happens when we humanized technology.

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    Poor Paul. Instead of going to therapy to deal with emotions and the grief he's exposing from a recent divorce, he's instead channeled all of that into renting a black box theater arms staging an epic sci-fi fantasy epic. What could be a sitcom setup provides us with a surprisingly touching look into male grief and heartache. I love this play

    Poor Paul. Instead of going to therapy to deal with emotions and the grief he's exposing from a recent divorce, he's instead channeled all of that into renting a black box theater arms staging an epic sci-fi fantasy epic. What could be a sitcom setup provides us with a surprisingly touching look into male grief and heartache. I love this play

  • Everett Robert: Dharma Hugs by Emmy Kreilkamp
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    This is the kind of sweet, inspiring, thought provoking types of conversations i dream of having. Highly recommend

    This is the kind of sweet, inspiring, thought provoking types of conversations i dream of having. Highly recommend

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  • Everett Robert: Wonders of the World: A Ten-Minute Solo Show by Lavinia Roberts
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    I had the privilege of seeing this piece at the 2025 Midwest Dramatists Conference in Kansas city and wow! Funny and terrifying at the same time. Numerous thought provoking solo shows like this don't come often so take them when you can. Highly recommend

    I had the privilege of seeing this piece at the 2025 Midwest Dramatists Conference in Kansas city and wow! Funny and terrifying at the same time. Numerous thought provoking solo shows like this don't come often so take them when you can. Highly recommend

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  • Everett Robert: A Pointless Jester by Rand Higbee
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    Rand Higbee is a funny guy who loves classic humor. Plays this sharp, this fast, and this witty are hard to come by. An amazing commentary wrapped up in a lot of laughter

    Rand Higbee is a funny guy who loves classic humor. Plays this sharp, this fast, and this witty are hard to come by. An amazing commentary wrapped up in a lot of laughter

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  • Everett Robert: The JonBenét Game by Tori Keenan-Zelt
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    I saw this show in Kansas City at The Unicorn theater as part of the new play networks rolling premier and holy s**t seems to be an appropriate respo se. Dangerous, intense theater but wickedly funny theater like this reminds you of what you can do on stage that you can't I'm any other medium. Highly recommended

    I saw this show in Kansas City at The Unicorn theater as part of the new play networks rolling premier and holy s**t seems to be an appropriate respo se. Dangerous, intense theater but wickedly funny theater like this reminds you of what you can do on stage that you can't I'm any other medium. Highly recommended

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  • Everett Robert: Va-Va-Vicarious by Kim E. Ruyle
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    I had the pleasure of seeing this at the Midwest Dramatists Conference in Kansas city and it was a pure delight. Re- reading it afterward showed me the delicate craft Kim put into this an amazing funny showcase two handed for two strong middle aged actors. Let them shine bringing Max and Olga to life

    I had the pleasure of seeing this at the Midwest Dramatists Conference in Kansas city and it was a pure delight. Re- reading it afterward showed me the delicate craft Kim put into this an amazing funny showcase two handed for two strong middle aged actors. Let them shine bringing Max and Olga to life

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