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Marj O'Neill-Butler

Recommended by Marj O'Neill-Butler

  • STEALING A KISS by Laurie Allen
    22 Jan. 2022
    “ A sweet two-hander about an older couple who meet at a bus stop. This will be a hit on the festival circuit. And Harvey is a real smoothy. Sue is a lucky gal. No dating sites for them. ”
  • LIARS ANONYMOUS by Ellen Abrams
    22 Jan. 2022
    “ I tell no lie. This is a fun two hander. Charlotte and Max just can't help themselves. Fun references from other mediums. This short play is a lark.
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  • Joey Age 8 by Joe Swenson
    20 Jan. 2022
    “ I have read all four of the Joey plays and my heart hurts. Bravo to Joe Swenson for telling the tale of his life in these short plays. Thank heavens for his imaginary friend. ”
  • A Bubbe's Gift by Ellen Davis Sullivan
    20 Jan. 2022
    “ The connection between the grandmother and granddaughter is so beautiful. With every word, I could picture the two of them. There's a wig and it symbolizes so much. I am ever hopeful for Bubbe. ”
  • Mixed Signals by Aly Kantor
    20 Jan. 2022
    “ This five minute two hander had me emotionally involved from the top. The pain of Katherine not being out to her family is palpable. In contrast, Aurelia has a mother who flies a rainbow flag. Even at five pages, you want so much to have them connect and be able to move on. A lovely piece.
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  • Just A Local by Philip Middleton Williams
    15 Jan. 2022
    “ Oh the telling of tales once the summer is over. Is there just an ounce of jealousy about the summer residents. If secrets get told... This is a short and to the point monologue about one man left when the rich go home. ”
  • The Shirt by Ellen Davis Sullivan
    8 Jan. 2022
    “ A sweet short play about two siblings arguing about appropriate dress for their mother’s funeral. Wasn’t sure where it was going and loved the surprise turn about at the end. ”
  • Vinterlys by Joe Swenson
    30 Dec. 2021
    “ This is a mysterious piece of writing...now I want to know more. What happens to Samantha and Akuma now. Vinterlys, the theme of this piece, didn't turn out the way I thought it might. Very entertaining play leaving us with a lot of questions. ”
  • I.T.S. (In the Syllabus) by Vivian Lermond
    28 Dec. 2021
    “ This delightful one minute play sounds like what I hear from my college professor friends! So true and on the mark. Sadly. ”
  • The Bear - Beginnings by Christopher Plumridge
    27 Dec. 2021
    “ From the mouth of a small, stuffed bear...the horror of the war. This monologue is sad and delightful both, and gives us a glimpse of one life saved. ”

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