Recommended by Asher Wyndham

  • THE GREAT MIGRATIONS
    26 Mar. 2024
    A one of a kind monologue, a marvel. Reminds us that this world needs some dino sized empathy and compassion and understanding for refugees and immigrants. Most theatre offers zero optimism and hope, and this play can inspire us to find imaginative ways to address social and global crises like mass migration.
  • The Envelope
    25 Mar. 2024
    Radtke knows how to build the suspense and release exposition at the right time. Is not forgiving a weakness or a strength? This family makes us ask that question. I'd love to see this perform. This is a perfect ten-minute for beginning actors in college.
  • Fading Light, Enduring Love
    25 Mar. 2024
    Another stellar one-minute play. What is wonderful is that playwright has allowed enough time for intimacy, for the unsaid.
  • Please, Don't Go
    25 Mar. 2024
    A devastating read. Its impact will last definitely more than a minute. A perfect one-minute play.
  • Autistic Doula
    25 Mar. 2024
    This is an empowering monologue for anyone who may think they are neurodivergent. There's a positivity in this that shines through. H. Avery has done an amazing job creating the voice, heart and intelligence of this character.
  • Escape from Taigh Nan Gobhar (a monologue)
    21 Mar. 2024
    This captive with hands bound is one of the most active characters that I've come across in a one minute play. The setting, the physicality, the unexpected humor make this a piece. Consider it for your audition.
  • Four Hearts (salted caramel lattes) A monologue
    9 Mar. 2024
    I love this snapshot in the life of barista's shift in Washington state -- and it's only getting started. Again, with Lawing he slows it down, takes his time -- you get some keen observation of behavior that makes you think and smile.
  • Let Me Know If I Hurt You
    9 Mar. 2024
    You can identify with the experience of infatuation, the rush of excitement and giddiness in this gay coming of age solo show. Osmundsen guides us through the up and downs of young adulthood of a gay Autistic man, from high school to home to subway to theatre, all over New York City, with a structure that supports its emotional journey. Its unhappy ending is a gut-punch, one that could make you think how we treat and perceive and judge others who are different. Definitely a play that gives an audience something to discuss.
  • DASTARDLY DEVON - MONOLOGUE
    3 Mar. 2024
    This would be a great role for an adult to bring to life in the classroom. Love to see this in full costume and makeup, whiskers and claws.
    Students in kindergarten and grade one would be delightfully entertained by this wolf making its way between the desks, huffing and puffing.
  • SOLID GOLD (2 minute monologue)
    23 Feb. 2024
    This a fun role for a senior actor to let loose and rock it in the audition room or any festival on senior themes. A great role for movement, music, dancing and costuming.

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