Recommended by Bridget Grace Sheaff

  • Bridget Grace Sheaff: Static by Tom Horan
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    I will love this play for the rest of my life. Smart. Poignant. Mysterious. Full of love and heartache.

    I will love this play for the rest of my life. Smart. Poignant. Mysterious. Full of love and heartache.

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  • Bridget Grace Sheaff: F*ck la vie d'artiste by Georgette Kelly
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    No joke or irony, this is one of my top ten favorite plays in the world right now. The relevance to our current moment and the connection to the world of art and expression leave me breathless anytime I read it. I have always wanted to stage this play. I think Georgette is just a deft, compassionate, clever, and bold playwright.

    No joke or irony, this is one of my top ten favorite plays in the world right now. The relevance to our current moment and the connection to the world of art and expression leave me breathless anytime I read it. I have always wanted to stage this play. I think Georgette is just a deft, compassionate, clever, and bold playwright.

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  • Bridget Grace Sheaff: Water In My Hands by Emma Gibson
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    I LOVE Emma Gibson's plays. They're feminine, poetic, and full of longing. This one is one of my favorites.

    I LOVE Emma Gibson's plays. They're feminine, poetic, and full of longing. This one is one of my favorites.

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  • Bridget Grace Sheaff: Transferal by Jack Novak
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    I’m obsessed with Jack Novak; I trust his world building and know that whatever epically imaginative and intimately personal story he chooses to tell will be deft, modern, mythic, and most of all compassionate to its audience and its characters. This play definitely is a high-light for me- nostalgic, complex, and visually compelling. Highly recommend this one.

    I’m obsessed with Jack Novak; I trust his world building and know that whatever epically imaginative and intimately personal story he chooses to tell will be deft, modern, mythic, and most of all compassionate to its audience and its characters. This play definitely is a high-light for me- nostalgic, complex, and visually compelling. Highly recommend this one.

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