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Christopher Soucy

Recommended by Christopher Soucy

  • Teamwork - A Five Minute Play by Debra A. Cole
    7 Feb. 2024
    “ Some sports have starter pistols. Jason should be relieved Emma doesn’t have one. This is a play of dire frustrations coming to a head. A brilliant sorry play about lopsided relationships and last straws. ”
  • A RECESSION OF WORDS by Adam Richter
    6 Feb. 2024
    “ Reminds me of the tight banter you’d see in an old newspaper movie. Adam Richter has embraced the challenge with an eye on the anxiety of deadlines and editors chomping to roll the presses. ”
  • #VANLIFE by Debra A. Cole
    5 Feb. 2024
    “ #funny! This is a well developed one minute piece! We learn everything we need to know about the characters, their predicament, and their sense of self preservation. ”
  • So This is a One Minute Play by Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn
    5 Feb. 2024
    “ A true celebration of the constraints of time. Easily an allegory for life itself. ”
  • Words of Royals by Rachel Feeny-Williams
    5 Feb. 2024
    “ Random words create unique interaction. This is a glorious achievement in marketing sense of nonsense! A truly inspired take on a limiting prompt. ”
  • What I Love by Jennifer O'Grady
    5 Feb. 2024
    “ Sheer poetry. Words of evocation powerful enough to inspire tears. Gasps. Silence. A powerful piece focused on the stark reality of innocence lost. When we are faced with unspeakable tragedy, we turn to writers like O’Grady to speak for those who cannot. ”
  • US - A One Minute Play by Debra A. Cole
    4 Feb. 2024
    “ Quick and potent. A lovely preamble to allied living. ”
  • Count Dyscalculia by Debra A. Cole
    3 Feb. 2024
    “ Facts about me: I love muppets. I have dyscalculia. I love numbers. I don't know what to do with them. This short piece warmed my heart and made me smile. Well done Deb!
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  • Heartburn by Daniel Prillaman
    3 Feb. 2024
    “ This is pure anxiety provoking body horror. Or body provoking anxiety horror. Or horror provoking anxiety body…. Whatever it is, it’s creeptastic. Daniel Prillaman once again drags his fingernails down the chalk board of my psyche and raises all hackles to full alert. ”
  • TWENTY DAYS LATER by Adam Richter
    2 Feb. 2024
    “ Adam has finally spoken the truth that Big Weather doesn’t want anyone to hear! This is a delightfully odd tale of weather predicting gone awry. Adam is a master at character crafting, here he gives us Patty and Phil, rival weather prognosticators on a day of reckoning. ”

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