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Cole Hunter Dzubak

Recommended by Cole Hunter Dzubak

  • SEEN by Neil Radtke
    12 Jul. 2021
    “ As a huge fan of “SAW,” this spoof on it was absolutely brilliant. It was incredibly funny up until the very end, where it took a drastic turn and brings to the stage what audiences truly love about the movies: suspense, twist endings, and people getting what’s coming to them. The writing was smart and the story was creative, good piece for any horror fans. ”
  • The Cask of Amontillado, adapted from Edgar Allan Poe's short story of the same name by Steven G. Martin
    10 Jul. 2021
    “ Martin masterfully recreates a classic Poe tale for the stage, and in doing so gives us engaging characters, witty dialogue, and mesmerizing visuals. To see this show take place on stage would be amazing. The thing I love most about this piece is how much it reminds me of the original text, yet how Martin recreates the story to inspire new audiences to come. Brilliant work ”
  • THE FERRIS WHEEL - a short play for both stage and radio by D. Lee Miller
    10 Jul. 2021
    “ This was a beautifully written piece about fate and love and a fantastic character study looking at the lives of one couple who find themselves at the Ferris wheel countless times throughout life. Miller shows us how great her intuition with words, and provides us with a fantastic read. ”
  • The Quiet Game by Evan Baughfman
    9 Jul. 2021
    “ Baughfman is a playwright that knows his strengths and knows how to write genre work. This show was creepy and kept me on my toes. The character work was outstanding as each character had their own voice, and the dialogue was so amazing, especially with the doll and ghost voices that haunted the car ride. Brilliant work, if you are looking for horror/thriller plays then stop here and READ THIS! ”
  • Blocked by Gwen Adams
    9 Jul. 2021
    “ Wow. That’s all I can really say. This was so impactful. It actually made me quite emotional because I definitely identify with Lisa in this situation. What Adams does great here is 1) create two characters (Lisa and Chris) where both of their sides are valid and correct, and 2) create a character who I completely sympathize with. This was an incredibly smartly written piece, and worth the read. ”
  • The War on Christmas (and Other Bullshit) by Megan Ann Jacobs
    9 Jul. 2021
    “ This play is what I’ve been saying for years. Jacobs nails this topic on the head, creating two characters that dramatize two polar opposite sides, and also creating one character that represents the vast majority who just don’t care. The thing I love about this play is that it begs the question: why the hell is this topic even a debate anymore? Jacobs uses her strong and attention grabbing voice and makes an impactful statement on the phrase “happy holidays.” ”
  • Marian or The True Tale of Robin Hood by Adam Szymkowicz
    9 Jul. 2021
    “ Szymkowicz proves that he is ahead of his time with this beautifully and brilliantly written take on Robin Hood. While putting his own spin on the classic tale, everything about it is completely believable, and the subject matter especially with gender and LGBTQ+ representation is exceptional and flows smoothly in this piece to help make the playwrights point. Before COVID I was cast in this show at MSU as Tommy of No Consequence and it was some of the most fun! As both actor and playwright, this is a show worth reading that nails its message 1000%. ”
  • The Bad Boy of the Sonnets by Larry Rinkel
    8 Jul. 2021
    “ Rinkel again proves he is a master of dialogue in this fun and quirky 10 minute piece about the muse that gave us some of the best written words today. Engaging, brilliant, smart comedy, an A+! ”
  • Trail of Blood (an audio play) by Evan Baughfman
    6 Jul. 2021
    “ Wow this was not where I was expecting it to go, but man do I love where it ended. This was suspenseful, yet so funny and adventurous. Baughfman hits this one out of the park, and shows audiences exactly what dark comedy is. The first scene is so thrilling, and the second scene is so shocking, I loved it. People won’t see this show coming. ”
  • Missing by Rachel Feeny-Williams
    6 Jul. 2021
    “ Absolutely breathtaking. So amazing. This is how you put thrillers on stage. The staging is brilliant with having both homes on stage on once. These characters give three actresses so much to work with and allows them all to shine. This show is so creepy yet there is such a realistic sense behind it. Sophie is such a great character and I hope I can see this show live or work on it some day because this show is truly a work of theatre. ”

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