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Marj O'Neill-Butler

Recommended by Marj O'Neill-Butler

  • ETERNITY - award winning 10-minute comedy by Elan Garonzik
    28 Sep. 2020
    “ This is a snappy short comedy starring Lily and St. Peter at the Pearly Gates. She's begging to enter the gates as a younger woman until she realizes she can ask for something even better. i can see why it has won awards. ”
  • Sold! by Donna Hoke
    26 Sep. 2020
    “ Mary has his number from the start. She knows the "game". He's looking to line his walls with Art. As with many auctions Thomas gets carried away. Cat and mouse. ”
  • Suburban Buffalo Sighting - Monologue by Elisabeth Giffin Speckman
    25 Sep. 2020
    “ So her adrenaline is pumping after driving over a woman's mailbox while she was out getting the mail. If you thought you saw a buffalo, you might do the same. This is a face paced and very funny monologue. ”
  • SEVENTEEN - A Monologue from Catch / Release by Elisabeth Giffin Speckman
    24 Sep. 2020
    “ A moment in time seared into her memory. At age seventeen...firsts...trying to fit in, the taste of beer, and an unexpected kiss from a woman. ”
  • CASE CLOSED by Vivian Lermond
    23 Sep. 2020
    “ A chilling secret is unearthed in a locked diary. Jealousy and rage are the reasons for the secrecy. Talk about a calloused heart! Spooky and scary...you never know what a "normal" person will do. ”
  • What I Got Nobody Wants by John Kelly
    21 Sep. 2020
    “ The way we have to live these days is encapsulated in this 10 minute play. An older woman and a young gay man share their fears and a bit of their lives. ”
  • Ms. Claus by Patrick Gabridge
    21 Sep. 2020
    “ A play for today about Santa and Christmas. Who says Santa as to be a fat, jolly old man with a beard. This. short comedy is a refreshing look at old ideas. ”
  • Taking Flight by Dominica Plummer
    20 Sep. 2020
    “ Every woman need a friend like Nora who tells the truth and stands behind her. In this short play, there is a lot of tension and it is relieved only when a window is shut. ”
  • Second Story Jobs by Fred Tacon
    17 Sep. 2020
    “ The tooth fairy is real according to this funny play written with a grand sense of irony. Perfect for what we are going through with the pandemic and for years afterwards. Two fun rolls to boot. ”
  • Remembered by John Mabey
    16 Sep. 2020
    “ This is such a quiet piece of theatre; dreamy and sweet. Two unlikely people meet in a house that's for sale. Awkward in almost every other situation, the two find common ground and speak deeply to each other. Beautifully layered with longing and sadness. Everyone should have moments like these. ”

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