Recommended by Asher Wyndham

  • Asher Wyndham: SAWZALL SCREW UP ( a one minute monologue) by Vivian Lermond
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    This is heelarious, burst out loud funny. We've all had the experience with long hold times with crappy customer service, but never this mail mixup. This is a smart choice for any comedy showcase.

    This is heelarious, burst out loud funny. We've all had the experience with long hold times with crappy customer service, but never this mail mixup. This is a smart choice for any comedy showcase.

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  • Asher Wyndham: The Golden Rule by Dan Taube
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    Tense ten minutes exploring workplace bullying and white privilege in an American school. These two characters are perfectly developed and contrasted. A smart choice for college students.

    Tense ten minutes exploring workplace bullying and white privilege in an American school. These two characters are perfectly developed and contrasted. A smart choice for college students.

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  • Asher Wyndham: MAKE IT KNOWN - Monologue by Elisabeth Giffin Speckman
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    Yes, I love this, all of this. Ignorance to knowledge to action. A young voice calls out education for sidelining minority and female voices of theatre, and ends with fighting for diversity and awareness in curriculum and study. What a clever way to introduce us to Elizabeth Wong.

    Yes, I love this, all of this. Ignorance to knowledge to action. A young voice calls out education for sidelining minority and female voices of theatre, and ends with fighting for diversity and awareness in curriculum and study. What a clever way to introduce us to Elizabeth Wong.

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  • Asher Wyndham: Gay newbie (A Monologue) by Cora Frank
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    The awkwardness and nervousness make this a fun read. Such a fun character that you instantly crush over. What a great character for a Pride-themed showcase of new writing.

    The awkwardness and nervousness make this a fun read. Such a fun character that you instantly crush over. What a great character for a Pride-themed showcase of new writing.

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  • Asher Wyndham: The Menopausal Freshman- Monologue by Joyce Newman Scott
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    Love this woman's attitude on life and experiencing the wild side.

    Love this woman's attitude on life and experiencing the wild side.

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  • Asher Wyndham: Between the Surf and the Stars (a monologue) by Scott Sickles
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    The world- and relationship-building through careful execution is what Sickles does best. He slows time for us, we settle in and relax like we're in the sand next to the bonfire, revealing, surprising us along the way. Beautiful writing made believable out of the mouths of his characters like Benton.

    The world- and relationship-building through careful execution is what Sickles does best. He slows time for us, we settle in and relax like we're in the sand next to the bonfire, revealing, surprising us along the way. Beautiful writing made believable out of the mouths of his characters like Benton.

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  • Asher Wyndham: Bubbles by Debra A. Cole
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    An opportunity for empathy. A surprising voice for a teen character, an unexpected perspective. Another compelling slice of life from Cole in one page.

    An opportunity for empathy. A surprising voice for a teen character, an unexpected perspective. Another compelling slice of life from Cole in one page.

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  • Asher Wyndham: 3 Monologues (Summer's Welcome; Pity-Wanting Pain; and, Mirror, Mirror) by Megan Schumacher
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    Schumacher explores beauty and love through three distinct voices -- a pleasure to read out loud.

    Schumacher explores beauty and love through three distinct voices -- a pleasure to read out loud.

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  • Asher Wyndham: Thou Shall Not Liest (a monologue) by Lee R. Lawing
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    Our recent out-of-the-closet atheist is on the edge of losing it, both his mind and his job. It's his first job, doesn't want to upset his parents - a funny/not funny predicament that Lawing does best in his monologues. Clever writing exploring how inhospitable Christian schools - as well as larger society - is toward those that want to live Godless. A smart choice for a festival on themes of faith or, better, atheism.

    Our recent out-of-the-closet atheist is on the edge of losing it, both his mind and his job. It's his first job, doesn't want to upset his parents - a funny/not funny predicament that Lawing does best in his monologues. Clever writing exploring how inhospitable Christian schools - as well as larger society - is toward those that want to live Godless. A smart choice for a festival on themes of faith or, better, atheism.

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  • Asher Wyndham: Vinterlys by Joe Swenson
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    A sci-fi mini-drama about meeting someone's parents turns into a shocking spectacle of light and demonology. For others, it's some sick fun. A lighting designer would have fun with this play.

    A sci-fi mini-drama about meeting someone's parents turns into a shocking spectacle of light and demonology. For others, it's some sick fun. A lighting designer would have fun with this play.

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