Recommended by Christopher Soucy

  • Christopher Soucy: The Isle of Lizzbo: A VERY SHORT Jukebox Musical Based on the Music of Our Queen Mother… Lizzo by Debra A. Cole
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    Love it! I was very tempted to write a jukebox musical using Lizzo, but I fear I am not fierce enough. But Debra Cole is! With a capital FIERCE!

    Love it! I was very tempted to write a jukebox musical using Lizzo, but I fear I am not fierce enough. But Debra Cole is! With a capital FIERCE!

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  • Christopher Soucy: The Pity Mourner (Ten Minute) by Paul Donnelly
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    It’s not exactly a romcom, not exactly a drama, but it is exactly lovely. Paul Donnelly has given us the meet cute to end all meet cites with this delightfully flirtatious first encounter at a wake. Simply delightful.

    It’s not exactly a romcom, not exactly a drama, but it is exactly lovely. Paul Donnelly has given us the meet cute to end all meet cites with this delightfully flirtatious first encounter at a wake. Simply delightful.

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  • Christopher Soucy: The Demon Lady by John Patrick Bray
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    Outstanding! I so desperately want to see this on stage! John managed to create a brand new, yet hauntingly familiar, canon in the woods horror story to life.

    Outstanding! I so desperately want to see this on stage! John managed to create a brand new, yet hauntingly familiar, canon in the woods horror story to life.

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  • Christopher Soucy: NOH More Drama: A Children’s Origin Play Based on Japanese Myth by Debra A. Cole
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    Absolutely brilliant! A truly delightful presentation of a wonderful tale! Deb has given us a celebratory piece that honors theater. I applaud this piece and think it should be a mainstay in children's theater!

    Absolutely brilliant! A truly delightful presentation of a wonderful tale! Deb has given us a celebratory piece that honors theater. I applaud this piece and think it should be a mainstay in children's theater!

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  • Christopher Soucy: BANSHEE by Adam Richter
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    So fantastic! A brilliant, eerie, haunting tale. The banshee has always been a harbinger of doom and despair, but Adam takes us to new territories with a familiar specter. Bravo!

    So fantastic! A brilliant, eerie, haunting tale. The banshee has always been a harbinger of doom and despair, but Adam takes us to new territories with a familiar specter. Bravo!

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  • Christopher Soucy: Uploads by Debra A. Cole
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    I do have to admit that whatever intelligence I have feels very artificial. I love being counted among the brilliant playwrights name-dropped in this funny short piece. I think our ever increasing wariness about the advancing robot uprising is captured pretty well here! And met the rigors of the Day 8 prompt! BRAVA!

    I do have to admit that whatever intelligence I have feels very artificial. I love being counted among the brilliant playwrights name-dropped in this funny short piece. I think our ever increasing wariness about the advancing robot uprising is captured pretty well here! And met the rigors of the Day 8 prompt! BRAVA!

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  • Christopher Soucy: He's My Son! by Debra A. Cole
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    Zing! What a clever little play with a satisfying end. Well played, Deb! Well played!

    Zing! What a clever little play with a satisfying end. Well played, Deb! Well played!

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  • Christopher Soucy: Why Mosquitoes Buzz in Our Ears (In The Limelight: Short Plays for Large Casts-Adapted Classics for Children) by Nora Louise Syran
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    What an enjoyable children’s book this would make! Old folklore revolving around the never ending question “Why?” always tickles me. This is a truly adorable piece of children’s theater.

    What an enjoyable children’s book this would make! Old folklore revolving around the never ending question “Why?” always tickles me. This is a truly adorable piece of children’s theater.

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  • Christopher Soucy: Pizza Face, a monologue by Jeffrey James Keyes
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    Painful truths are often simple truths. They cut us like razor blades. Blemishes on our skin feel like blemishes on our souls. There is a wonderful fairy tale aspect to this coming of age desperation story. It hooked me early and got me all the way home. Squeezing the hand of the dark shadow that saw me safely there.

    Painful truths are often simple truths. They cut us like razor blades. Blemishes on our skin feel like blemishes on our souls. There is a wonderful fairy tale aspect to this coming of age desperation story. It hooked me early and got me all the way home. Squeezing the hand of the dark shadow that saw me safely there.

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  • Christopher Soucy: A Typical STEM Job Interview by Sam Heyman
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    The job market IS something else. This is a hilarious interview that goes horribly awry… or does it? Sam Heyman had me chuckling throughout. Bravo!

    The job market IS something else. This is a hilarious interview that goes horribly awry… or does it? Sam Heyman had me chuckling throughout. Bravo!

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