Recommended by Samantha Marchant

  • The S Paradox
    12 Apr. 2024
    I enjoyed the time hopping in this script - I thought it was very well done. There's intrigue, there's plots that need to be thwarted, there's lots of strong female characters - all ingredients for a enticing night of theatre!
  • The King's Plague (Rielle and the Owl Hunter - Part I)
    30 Mar. 2024
    This script is solid. I LOVE the use of the moon and sun characters, so theatrical. This story moves and I can't wait to see what happens next to these characters. The ending is totally satisfying to solidify this script as a complete night of theatre while at the same time laying the ground work for future parts. Fantasy on stage! Do it! With this play!
  • Her Room
    25 Mar. 2024
    I felt gently guided down to the setting of this play to witness this story unfold between two siblings. Haunting.
  • Cass: a short play for one woman
    19 Mar. 2024
    The circular nature of this script really hits it home. I feel for this modern Cassandra.
  • Rich B*tch
    17 Mar. 2024
    Watching a character come to terms that they are only friends with the memory of the people they think are their current friends really hit. The dialogue and movement of this script are on point. How these characters wade and skip through topics is great. Lots of good stuff here.
  • Mox Nox
    9 Mar. 2024
    Fascinating spectacle in this script. A deep exploration of memory, relationships and what may be depicted with 4 memorable characters.
  • I Don't DO Holidays
    12 Dec. 2023
    What would a Prillaman holiday romantic comedy be? This is it, and as always, he delivers. For those with "a case of questioning tradition mixed with seasonal depression," this script is SOLID. Lots of funnies and lots of blood.
  • Hungry
    16 Nov. 2023
    I enjoyed how this play moves. The insertion of the minotaur felt right on so many levels.
  • Pink Moscato
    6 Nov. 2023
    The moscato may be warm but this script is chilling.
  • Room by the Sea
    19 Jan. 2023
    The parallels between situations and relationships are breathtakingly executed. Monologues paint beautiful images and I would love to see the wings.

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