Recommended by Christopher Soucy

  • Christopher Soucy: The Process by Rachel Feeny-Williams
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    What a fun piece! The hazardous minefield that is being a writer is fraught with anxieties, fixations, and desperation. Rachel Feeny-Willliams captures the ups, downs, and in betweens of hero worship and writer’s block.

    What a fun piece! The hazardous minefield that is being a writer is fraught with anxieties, fixations, and desperation. Rachel Feeny-Willliams captures the ups, downs, and in betweens of hero worship and writer’s block.

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  • Christopher Soucy: Lucid by Dana Hall
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    Dana Hall peels back the layers that make up the life of abused family members. The wishes and the dread. The hope and the despair. The bold actions and the fearful surrenders. A fabulously theatrical piece that deserves to be onstage.

    Dana Hall peels back the layers that make up the life of abused family members. The wishes and the dread. The hope and the despair. The bold actions and the fearful surrenders. A fabulously theatrical piece that deserves to be onstage.

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  • Christopher Soucy: Madame Medusa Would Prefer a Chardonnay by Nora Louise Syran
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    A Gorgon’s lament. Bittersweet revelation that not all monsters are monstrous. A delightful monologue that any actress would kill to perform!

    A Gorgon’s lament. Bittersweet revelation that not all monsters are monstrous. A delightful monologue that any actress would kill to perform!

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  • Christopher Soucy: LOCATION LOCATION LOCATION: a Very Short Play About Children and Guns by Scott Sickles
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    Sometimes we need fire to burn up all our angry fuel. Take to the page, the stage, the social media and let loose. This play feels good in an angry heart. A wonderful “what if” scenario that aims at our nation’s failings when it comes to gun legislation.

    Sometimes we need fire to burn up all our angry fuel. Take to the page, the stage, the social media and let loose. This play feels good in an angry heart. A wonderful “what if” scenario that aims at our nation’s failings when it comes to gun legislation.

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  • Christopher Soucy: The Drummer Boy: A Musical by Jarred Corona
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    Timely. Impactful. The relevance of this script is probably the most tragic aspect of it. It is compelling and richly theatrical. I would love to see it onstage.

    Timely. Impactful. The relevance of this script is probably the most tragic aspect of it. It is compelling and richly theatrical. I would love to see it onstage.

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  • Christopher Soucy: Nine Miles to Maryville by Joe Swenson
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    We ask ourselves what we can do when tragedy strikes. For writers, the answer is write. Joe Swenson focuses a laser site at a fictional Senator amidst a mass shouting. There is catharsis here. A bridge to action. Bravo.

    We ask ourselves what we can do when tragedy strikes. For writers, the answer is write. Joe Swenson focuses a laser site at a fictional Senator amidst a mass shouting. There is catharsis here. A bridge to action. Bravo.

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  • Christopher Soucy: Spotting Thermals by Jarred Corona
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    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!

    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!

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  • Christopher Soucy: Pointing Toes by Rachel Feeny-Williams
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    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.

    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.

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  • Christopher Soucy: Happy Days: Zoom (A parody of the absurd) by Nora Louise Syran
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    Absurdity has become second nature to us all, and nothing illustrates that better than Syran’s take on Beckett’s Happy Days. Excellent work!

    Absurdity has become second nature to us all, and nothing illustrates that better than Syran’s take on Beckett’s Happy Days. Excellent work!

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  • Christopher Soucy: Prism of the People by Emily Julian
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    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.

    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.

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