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Warren Paul Glover

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  • Mother and Daughter by Ruth Apolonia Zamoyta
    16 Mar. 2020
    “ There are some big issues packed into a little play here: self-image, self-loathing, poor nutrition, the inability to connect and communicate between the generations/parent & child, how poverty restricts choice...
    Perhaps there's scope to expand and explore in more depth? For example, it would be interesting to have more insight as to why the mother relents; has she given up or was it deliberate and therefore more sinister?
    An interesting take on some important subjects with scope to develop further the characters; roles that actors can really get their teeth into. ”
  • Road Kill (one act radio) by Cassandra Rose
    14 Nov. 2019
    “ An effective radio play with a breezy writing style and very well thought-out sound effects. It's an easy read and I would imagine an absolute (deliciously dark) pleasure to listen to. ”
  • In Dreams by Emily Hageman
    27 Jun. 2019
    “ Some great lines and lots of space within which to play and explore the ambiguities of the text. Thought-provoking and evocative, it lends itself to a range of performances and interpretations as well as subtle interactions between the characters that should resonate with an audience. ”
  • Voyeur Seeking Audience by Chloë Whitehorn
    25 Jun. 2019
    “ An amusing observation on art and perspective. Witty, wry commentary, well done. ”
  • Moon Sex Moon by Aaron Weissman
    5 Mar. 2019
    “ A far-side-of-the moon funny based on a fascinating - if fearsome - premise. The farce translates (transports?) well to the big cheese, and there is a little cheese in the play too - in keeping with the theme/genre - that is more than complemented by some sharp observations, deft characterisation and killer lines. The best argument for moon colonisation I've read yet. A lunar epic! ”
  • Never Give Up - Every mother thinks their kids got talent. by James Hutchison
    29 Jan. 2019
    “ Every playwright will appreciate the premise of this little gem from James Hutchison. And we'll all secretly hope that we've progressed a little bit beyond Nigel in our playwriting careers. Smartly observed and penned with pathos. A cringeworthy classic, in the best comedic sense! ”
  • The Blood of a Thousand Chickens - What would you sacrifice for your people? by James Hutchison
    19 Dec. 2018
    “ I had the great pleasure of playing Cretin the Priest and The Oracle in the Sydney Short+Sweet production of 'The Blood of a Thousand Chickens'. This is a crowd-pleaser of a play. A very funny and clever spoof on ancient Greek history/mythology. Riotously recommended! ”
  • Dog Fight by Diana Lynn Small
    21 May. 2015
    “ An absurd premise delivers some funny lines and memorable images in this surprise package of a play. The juxtaposition of Kate's optimism and Silvio and Mary's cynicism and world-weariness works well. ”
  • Barbie Throws a House Party! by Catherine Weingarten
    13 May. 2015
    “ Nicely quirky with some funny one-liners. ”