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David C. Tucker

Recommended by David C. Tucker

  • THE PLATYPODES by Asher Wyndham
    17 Nov. 2015
    “ Wyndham's play is smart, sharp, and thought-provoking. His distinctive characters face moral choices, and respond to them in ways that will captivate and engage an audience. The playwright grabs your attention from the opening scene, and never lets go. ”
  • Moonlight & Love Songs by Scott Sickles
    12 Aug. 2015
    “ A provocative, compelling drama that introduces us to well-drawn, believable characters we won't soon forget. Sharp, economical dialogue draws us in, a startling plot development abruptly turns the world upside down, and soon we're hoping for an outcome that may or may not be possible. ”
  • The Veils by Hope Villanueva
    4 Aug. 2015
    “ Villanueva is a subtle writer whose play is that much more effective for shunning histrionics. Beautifully structured, "The Veils" benefits from her skilled craftsmanship. We get to know these characters and their secrets a layer at a time, and the story builds momentum as it progresses. The family dynamics will resonate with audiences. The author knows her stagecraft, and has fashioned a work that can be staged simply or more elaborately, as circumstances may dictate. ”
  • AFTER by Glenn Alterman
    23 Jul. 2015
    “ A touching and original piece depicting human relationships that were intimate in surprising and unexpected ways. Alterman writes movingly about the connections we make with others, and inspires us to think more openly and less judgmentally about the people we meet in our daily lives. ”
  • HAPPI IN IOWA by Asher Wyndham
    21 Jul. 2015
    “ On the surface, Arnie and Kyle would seem to have nothing in common beyond their shared bloodline. But this uncle and nephew have an unexpected bond that may survive what happened since they went their separate ways. An emotionally affecting play about regrets, redemption, and the opportunity to see someone we think we already know in a new way. ”
  • POZ by Michael Aman
    21 Jul. 2015
    “ A fascinating cast of characters inhabits this play that's in turn incisive, witty, angry, charming, and quirky. It captures its time and place with style and vigor, and introduces us to people we won't soon forget. ”
  • Expectant Pause by Tess Light
    19 Jul. 2015
    “ A charming comedy about a slightly crazed couple coming to terms with impending parenthood. Playwright Tess Light's characters are sharply observed, more than a little nuts, and oddly endearing. Terrific, full-bodied roles that will come alive in the hands of good actors. ”
  • Disconnections by Peter Kennedy
    17 Jul. 2015
    “ What would we say to our loved ones in the last few minutes of our lives? This short play asks that question movingly, making an impact all out of proportion to its brevity. Lovely and sad. ”
  • THERE'S NO HERE HERE by Craig Pospisil
    16 Jul. 2015
    “ A clever, distinctive piece by a playwright confidently in control of his wacky concept. Smart, funny, and just enough underlying depth to give a bit of weight to the laughs. ”
  • Fourteen Hundred and Sixty Sketches of Your Left Hand by Duncan Pflaster
    16 Jul. 2015
    “ This brief taste of a full-length play entices with its intriguing characters, smart dialogue, and story possibilities abounding. Will leave you wanting more. ”

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