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Cole Hunter Dzubak

Recommended by Cole Hunter Dzubak

  • Ny Qymguri: A Sinister Virtual Story by Timothy-Talia M. Gadomski
    13 Jul. 2021
    “ So eerie. A solid monologue for a top notch performer to grab ahold of. It’s creepy, it’s realistic, it’s spooky. What pulls my attention is the gradual loss of sanity, as she slowly starts to sway her mind into finally peaking at this haunted video. Very engaging and very well written. ”
  • Misfortune (a ten minute play) by Mark Harvey Levine
    13 Jul. 2021
    “ This was so much fun. It was super creepy yet funny, charming yet fierce, the characters all were well defined and had their own unique voice. Levine pulled off a fantastic piece with this show, and the ending of it is both thrilling and humorous. Great work! ”
  • The Vampire's Venti by Harper Caroline Lee
    13 Jul. 2021
    “ Very smart writing shown here by Lee. This show is creepy yet charming, and the characters are fleshed out and well aware of their situation. I appreciate how well Lee was able to bring vampires to the stage, as this would be an exciting production to put on for any sort of festival. Very nicely done. ”
  • Sugarplum by Scott Sickles
    13 Jul. 2021
    “ Wow. This was amazing. Sickles creates an environment that is so engaging and captures your attention from beginning to end. This piece gives actors such a fun job at portraying many different personalities, and would be a ball to be apart of. The story is also so real and so strangely touching in a way. What I absolutely love about this piece as well as I was never quite sure what the real reality was going to be, and when it was (possibly) revealed, I was in shock. Brilliant and utterly fantastic work! ”
  • Goldfish by DC Cathro
    13 Jul. 2021
    “ Absolutely chilling. Cathro is an absolute genius. This is a slow burn that ends in such an exposition. What is great about this piece is it gives two actors a fantastic chance to show off their chops, and delve into different types of acting. The characters and their motives are highlighted very boldly, and the ending switch with Stanley and the goldfish really just shook me to the core. This was an absolute thrilling perfect for anyone in the mood for a good spook. ”
  • Water Damage by Daniel Prillaman
    13 Jul. 2021
    “ This is plain creepy. Nothing else to it. Prillaman is an inspiration for me and anyone else hoping to bring horror to the stage. This piece allows you to use your imagination to fill in the missing pieces, and gives audiences a chilling ending that is neither bad or good for our character. Simply, the ending leaves us with the fact that everyplace in the world has seen something, and some of those places remember what they see. Brilliant work. ”
  • Prayers in the Pines by Lindsay Partain
    13 Jul. 2021
    “ Partain is a master of words, suspense, and creating spooky circumstances, as all of these are proven here in this piece. These are conversations I’ve had with my friends on more than one occasion, and the dialogue seemed so real and like it could actually happen. The characters were unique and had their own voices, overall this is a brilliant piece. ”
  • Cassie Strickland Is Not Under the Bed by Vince Gatton
    13 Jul. 2021
    “ I love this piece. It deals with so many topics and does so amazingly well. The character Clay is so interesting and compelling, that it makes his journey so captivating until the very end when the scare finally comes. Brilliant work by Gatton! I can’t wait to dive into more of his work. ”
  • Mina, Dina, Tina, and Bean’s Completely Average Pandemic Pod Powerpoint Party by Hayley St. James
    13 Jul. 2021
    “ Zoom theatre, you gotta love it. The detail in this piece is out of this world, and what is great about this piece is it nails your classic short unexpecting horror story style. The characters were real and believable, the story is something I've done many times before, and the ending is creepy and well executed. Great work by St. James! ”
  • Pumped-Up Kicks (a monologue) by Lindsay Partain
    13 Jul. 2021
    “ A one page monologue. That's it. That's all it takes to make an impact. Such a hard-hitting subject, but this monologue is beautiful in such a dark way. ”

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