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Christopher Soucy

Recommended by Christopher Soucy

  • Spotting Thermals by Jarred Corona
    24 May. 2022
    “ A truly epic play with some very sharp dialogue! As a fellow Savannah writer I find it fabulous that I have a Detective Ellis as well, I named mine after two squares. This play is a terse thriller with a satisfying climax. Looking forward to reading more of Corona’s works! ”
  • Pointing Toes by Rachel Feeny-Williams
    23 May. 2022
    “ We don’t often get to see the other side of happily ever after. This is a loving portrait of a scene we should all indulge in, listen to the stories of our elders. A hauntingly evocative play that is laced with dreams and memories. ”
  • Happy Days: Zoom (A parody of the absurd) by Nora Louise Syran
    22 May. 2022
    “ Absurdity has become second nature to us all, and nothing illustrates that better than Syran’s take on Beckett’s Happy Days. Excellent work! ”
  • Prism of the People by Emily Julian
    20 May. 2022
    “ The spectrum of human ideology is as vibrant and all encompassing as all the colors, seen and unseen, that permeate the universe, known and unknown. Emily Julian takes us on a journey of discovery with one of history’s greatest minds. A lovely pondering about our obsession with labels. ”
  • 2 Philosophers 1 Stone by Erin Proctor
    17 May. 2022
    “ Highly enjoyable philosophical debate about the allure of immortality. A witty, well constructed dialogue full of poetics. Certainly rewarding characters for any actor to perform. ”
  • GOD AWFUL: A PLAY ABOUT JOB by Adam Richter
    14 May. 2022
    “ Poor Job. The only thing worse than God ignoring you is God paying attention to you. This is a fun retelling of the Book of Job with a slightly more satisfying end! Love Adam Richter’s take on GOD and Satan’s wager. ”
  • Playing on the Periphery: Monologues and Scenes For and About Queer Kids by Scott Sickles
    14 May. 2022
    “ What if Calvin from Calvin and Hobbes represented the LGBTQ+ community? This utterly delightful collection of scenes and monologues evokes that sensation in my head. Young children, wise beyond their years, espousing truths that most adults have a hard time articulating. I am deeply impressed and equally enamored with this work. Do yourself a favor and give it a read, and when it does get performed anywhere near you- go see it! ”
  • Because I Could Not Stop for Death by Sasha Karuc
    12 May. 2022
    “ A delightful tale of a possible clerical error in the eternal accounting office. Great dialogue, fun characters, and a cautionary tale about using a hair dryer in the shower. ”
  • Monstrous: The Notorious Births of Mary Toft by Rachael VanWormer
    11 May. 2022
    “ This is a timely piece. A remarkable and thought provoking play brimming with bold theatricality. I am amazed at VanWormer’s elevation of an intriguing footnote in the history of medical fraud to an elegant allegory of the ravages of societal oppression upon women. I could not help but stage the show in my mind with elaborate puppets. ”
  • The Underworld of Penny Dreadful: Episode Two - The Case of the Cider and the Rose (On the Air Series) by Robert J. LeBlanc
    10 May. 2022
    “ A truly entertaining piece that'll leave you on the edge of your seat for the next episode! A perfectly paced radio thriller that would be so much fun to produce. ”

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