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Sharai Bohannon

Recommended by Sharai Bohannon

  • Life & Death & PB&J by Matthew Weaver
    11 Apr. 2019
    “ I want this to travel schools and I want the recordings of audiences giggling. I also want the pages that it would inspire its young audiences to write. Give the kids horror, comedy, experimental plays written by Matthew Weaver please! ”
  • Women, Am I Right? by Emily Hageman
    8 Apr. 2019
    “ This is fun, quick, and very timely with what's been in our news cycle. Well played! ”
  • The Rules [an immersive 1-minute play] by Steven G. Martin
    3 Apr. 2019
    “ I don't know how Martin pulled off a 1-minute immersive play but here we are! The immediacy of the play leaps off of the page and I hope to be an audience that experiences in person someday. Well played! ”
  • Yellow Cardinal (a one-minute play) by Matthew Weaver
    3 Apr. 2019
    “ This was delightfully unexpected! Weaver packs in a lot in a one page play that leaves us with a lot more insight into these characters (and this relationship) than some full-lengths. Well played! ”
  • FORCEFULLY DENIED by Rachael Carnes
    3 Apr. 2019
    “ We need this play. It's unflinching, necessary, and takes the direct route in addressing how the Supreme Court failed Dr. Blasey-Ford and survivors everywhere. ”
  • Final Approval by Lucy Wang
    2 Apr. 2019
    “ This was a cute and sassy part of my day! ”
  • Velas Votivas by John Minigan
    11 Jan. 2019
    “ Minigan masterfully paints us a word picture that makes us feel like we're members of this church and that we know Father Dominic and knew Marta. This is moving, heavy, honest, and worthy of a production, reading, discussion, etc. We need more plays like this. ”
  • Two Candles (A Monologue) by Lee R. Lawing
    11 Jan. 2019
    “ Lawing has a way of inspiring hope with characters that may not seem hopeful on the surface. This is a beautifully crafted monologue that lays out exactly why efforts like Code Red are important without forcing the message. ”
  • Slicing An Onion by J.Lois Diamond
    11 Jan. 2019
    “ This monologue definitely pulls at the heart, particularly when the protagonist/survivor talks about how hard it is to not be angry and asks "So where can we feel safe?" I feel like we're all constantly wondering the same the thing but it's especially devastating for the people facing such violent forms of intolerance on a seemingly regular basis. Diamond definitely gives us a lot to think about and process. ”
  • BROTHERS by Rachael Carnes
    11 Jan. 2019
    “ Carnes handles the fragility of life, while approaching the topic of gun control, with a grace and understanding that I hope to one day attain in my own writing. This a beautiful a dedication to these two souls and deserves to be produced and discussed. ”

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