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Maggie Goscinski

Recommended by Maggie Goscinski

  • I Don't Know: A Ten-Minute Play by James McLindon
    26 Jan. 2019
    “ I DON'T KNOW is a laugh out loud scene, full of PC quips and reminders of the humor behind our struggles to get and stay inclusive. Hilarious! ”
  • How the Light Gets In by E. M. Lewis
    25 Jan. 2019
    “ HOW THE LIGHT GETS IN is an uplifting take on loneliness and the positive consequences that happen when you tie yourself to the strangers around you. Lovely story. ”
  • Report/Resist/Reclaim by Meron Langsner
    25 Jan. 2019
    “ REPORT/RESIST/RECALIM is a frighteningly realistic path into the future, held together by the thread of hope that love and a fighting spirit bring. ”
  • Want by Matthew Weaver
    25 Jan. 2019
    “ An unexpected monologue reminiscent of the 'V for Vendetta' speech, a great exercise for a Voice and Speech student with plenty to dig into. Really interesting idea. ”
  • Ask Me Anything by Philip Middleton Williams
    24 Jan. 2019
    “ The best humor is the most relatable humor. The hoops we jump through to get a job feel familiar, and ASK ME ANYTHING approaches this familiarity with a lighthearted touch. ”
  • The Red Truck, a monologue by Rachel Bublitz
    21 Jan. 2019
    “ This monologue gives actors so much to dig into. Relevant and honest, THE RED TRUCK is a realistic portrayal of the shock that follows, and the way we've been conditioned to get used to things. ”
  • To Fall in Love by Jennifer Lane
    21 Jan. 2019
    “ I love this play, heartbreaking but mostly a story about love, genuine, honest love. And love that needed some healing. This is perhaps my favorite piece I've read on NPX to date. ”
  • The Thing on the Floor by Megan Tripaldi
    11 Jan. 2019
    “ Super funny short for two characters. Lots of physical comedy. ”
  • The Ask (one act) by David Lee White
    11 Jan. 2019
    “ THE ASK is a hysterical opportunity for two actors with some chemistry. A realistic misunderstanding leads to an uncomfortable situation with dialogue that plays beautifully. ”
  • The Deal by Kel Vance
    10 Jan. 2019
    “ Vance's THE DEAL is a horrifyingly real story about how sex is used as a weapon in our world, with lots of twists and turns and powerful roles for women. Even though this is a very heavy story, it retains hope through and through. ”

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