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Stephen Kaplan

Recommended by Stephen Kaplan

  • In The Jar (a ten minute play) by Mark Harvey Levine
    5 Jun. 2024
    “ Simultaneously silly and heart-warming, "In the Jar" was selected as part of our student-directed one-act play festival and was well received by the audience, and the cast and director had a blast working on it. It's had to find a slightly large-r cast for 10-minute plays and this play offers great opportunities for a variety of actors. ”
  • First Things First by Cynthia Faith Arsenault
    5 Jun. 2024
    “ A powerful play that captures two parents dealing with their past and their present and how it will all impact their future. It was selected as part of our student-directed one-act play festival and was well received by the audience, and the cast and director had a blast working on it. ”
  • Wheel of Fortune Reversed by Scott Sickles
    5 Jun. 2024
    “ A beautiful and haunting piece that addresses death in a human and accessible way. It was selected as part of our student-directed one-act play festival and was well received by the audience, and the cast and director had a blast working on it. ”
  • The Eighteenth Quinquennial Endlings Picnic by Jillian Blevins
    5 Jun. 2024
    “ A lovely and haunting piece about the environment that finds humor alongside pathos. It was selected as part of our student-directed one-act play festival and was well received by the audience, and the cast and director had a blast working on it. ”
  • 1900s Women Bonding by Catherine Weingarten
    5 Jun. 2024
    “ I'm constantly in love with and delighted by Weingarten's plays. This play was selected as part of our student-directed one-act play festival and was well received by the audience and the cast and director had a blast working on it. The irreverence of the piece makes it "hysterical" and sadly still completely relevant. ”
  • 1-800-DISS-GUYS by Max Tachis
    5 Jun. 2024
    “ What a fun and silly piece! It was selected as part of our student-directed one-act play festival and was well received by the audience and the cast and director had a blast working on it. ”
  • The Amazing, Fabulous, and Spectacular Untruths of Juan Garcia by Kathleen Culebro
    2 May. 2024
    “ A total romp and fun time! It's rare to find a piece that feels so comfortable and familiar but new and vibrant at the same time and that's exactly what Culebro manages in this new adaptation of the classic text. A fantastic piece for theaters everywhere looking for a new comedy to program into their season that will engage their audiences and keep them laughing throughout. ”
  • Esspy by Nandita Shenoy
    7 Apr. 2024
    “ Funny and poignant at the same time - my favorite kind of play! Shenoy captures both the absurdity and humanity of training for the medical field and does this in a tight 90 minutes. A really lovely piece of writing that will resonate with anyone who's ever been to the doctor. ”
  • Thanks for the Mammaries! by Bailey Jordan Garcia
    11 Mar. 2024
    “ A simultaneously HILARIOUS and very touching play! I had the pleasure of seeing it performed as part of Boston Theater Company's Queer Voice Festival and it was a huge hit. I've never seen this story talked about and Garcia does it in such an inventive and engaging way. Beautifully written and structured and takes us on a journey that changes how you think and feel - the perfect effect of a short play. ”
  • Little Black Dress by John Mabey
    11 Mar. 2024
    “ I saw this play as part of Boston Theater Company's Queer Voices Festival and love how Mabey throws us into the action and conflict. Mabey paints an honest picture of a story that would normally be hidden and brings us into an intimate and powerful conversation that touches the heart and the brain. ”

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