Recommended by RICK PARK

  • RICK PARK: The Friends of Eddie Coyle by Bill Doncaster
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    Terrific adaptation that keeps all the grit and danger from the Higgins book while providing any actor cast with great, complicated scenes. The script holds tight to the Boston of yesteryear and has so many memorable characters: the doomed Eddie, who makes that one wrong decision that seals his fate; the cold, calculating Dillon; the petty crooks, the mob girlfriend with the heart of tarnished gold. Doncaster has given us all a gift with this piece.

    Terrific adaptation that keeps all the grit and danger from the Higgins book while providing any actor cast with great, complicated scenes. The script holds tight to the Boston of yesteryear and has so many memorable characters: the doomed Eddie, who makes that one wrong decision that seals his fate; the cold, calculating Dillon; the petty crooks, the mob girlfriend with the heart of tarnished gold. Doncaster has given us all a gift with this piece.

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  • RICK PARK: About Tomorrow by Grant MacDermott
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    Great script that makes you think you know what is going to happen but then switches things up on you. Terrific character development and tight writing made me want to keep reading and it was one of the few plays that, while I was satisfied with where it ended, I really wanted to stay with these characters after the "lights down" prompt--not an easy feat. MacDermott should be proud of this script.

    Great script that makes you think you know what is going to happen but then switches things up on you. Terrific character development and tight writing made me want to keep reading and it was one of the few plays that, while I was satisfied with where it ended, I really wanted to stay with these characters after the "lights down" prompt--not an easy feat. MacDermott should be proud of this script.

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