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Marj O'Neill-Butler

Recommended by Marj O'Neill-Butler

  • Man Like Me by Jasmine Aurelio
    2 Jun. 2021
    “ This is a very meaningful play. We hear about scenes like this after the fact. After a shooting and/or a death. This gives us the insider perspective, and it is powerful. This play needs to be seen by a lot of audiences. ”
  • The Coconut Story by Eric Duhon
    2 Jun. 2021
    “ Oh the mistakes children make. if only he'd been able to open the coconut, he might have been pleased with himself. Lesson learned the hard way. A good short monologue for a male. ”
  • Floats by Scott Sickles
    31 May. 2021
    “ Joanie's hurt is palpable in this two hander about leaving, then wanting to re-connect. She's a devoted mother raising her child alone, when the father makes a sudden reappearance. An understanding can happen, but boy, it will be hard. ”
  • Slow Dating by Adam Szudrich
    30 May. 2021
    “ I was rooting for Ester right from the start. She's married, but still hungry for some connection. Her journey leaves you nervous, but you egg her on in your mind. A beautiful release physically and emotionally. And you understand her completely. ”
  • Permission by Ward Kay
    29 May. 2021
    “ This is a sad, but beautiful remembrance. As he lays dead on their bed, a wife who granted an open marriage to her husband, recalls a lot of their life. Eerie. ”
  • The Offering by Andrea Fine Carey
    26 May. 2021
    “ The Offering is a touching play about two disparate women coming to terms with loss and how they can make things better for themselves and each other. Two excellent roles for women. ”
  • Random Acts of Kindness - a ten minute play by James C. Ferguson
    24 May. 2021
    “ This short play is about listening and hearing. Two disparate people, one a boy, sync while talking about words, meanings and names. A great opportunity for a young actor. This short play is rich with meaning and heart. ”
  • IOU - Monologue by Elisabeth Giffin Speckman
    19 May. 2021
    “ It's hard when a child is disappointed. And usually over the smallest thing. But when the Tooth Fairy is concerned, that can be a big disappointment. This touching monologue reminds us all about our own childhood hurts and the things we did to cover for those hurts. ”
  • A Sign Is a Sign by Peter Dakutis
    12 May. 2021
    “ Ah, if only it was a simple as that! Journet is a rule follower who wants to be needed. He stands by a sign by a door that tells him to stay there until needed. Porter comes along and wants to go through the door and a conversation and stalemate ensues. This clever and witty script tells us how to solve this problem. ”
  • Birdseed by John Mabey
    7 May. 2021
    “ This intimate, three character short play says so much in a very short time. We care about these characters and what they have gone through and what they are going through. It is a "fill me up" piece with heart and tears. ”

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