Recommended by Asher Wyndham

  • walker #274
    11 Sep. 2023
    A lovely reflection on the horror genre with a unique perspective on race and zombie shows . And a moment for heightened physicality.
  • SOLD: mannequin for an art project (female, used)
    11 Sep. 2023
    Is this mannequin played by an actor or is the mannequin given VO by actor? I love the possiblilty of a theatre of object, no human on stage. Delightful character voice with interesting backstory and a moment for change.
  • Punch Bowl (Bascom & Isaac #1)
    29 Aug. 2023
    Silly from start to finish but also sweet--- and surprisingly sexy because they win each other over and they're so real, relating at their level but also at a level of honesty and opening up although awkward at times. You'd want to see these two so bad on stage falling for each other, slowly. Produce this now, we need to see this level of intimacy on stage after being isolated for sooo long.
  • Bagged
    29 Aug. 2023
    Hmmmm could smushed up brownie make you think it's dog pooh? I would love to see this play out with each character's reaction. And the ending, it's hilarous. We can relate to each character, yes even the awful one, that's what makes this comedy pawfect.
  • Neighbor! Neighbor!
    29 Aug. 2023
    With some Three Stooges antics, some funny wordplay, this physical comedy forces you switch sides and then takes you for the fool. I can see this play winning over audiences across the country and leaving them in stitches. A fun role for a woman.
  • Nine Miles to Maryville
    29 Aug. 2023
    This is one of the most intense short plays I have read on NPX in a long time. It hits hard in so many ways and times during the reading, emotionally and politically. And the surprises, the truth revealed about the characters and their position in the world, who they really are in perspective on gun violence -- effective. And the use of chorus will only make this more powerful. Should be produced everywhere part of our protest against politicians who don't do anything about gun violence and don't care.
  • Eden 2
    27 Aug. 2023
    Highly recommend this for your 10 minute play festival, especially one inspired by the Bible. A surprising spin on the Adam & Eve that iscaptivating line by line. With the lighting and sound effects and costuming, an audience will love this.
  • Falloween
    20 Aug. 2023
    Falloween is joyous. The experience of joy is rare on stage, I think. The descriptive power of this monologue is its sensory overload for the reader. The smells, mm, the sights, aw. Audience will be charmed by this.
  • The Nearest Far Away Place
    19 Aug. 2023
    Merilo masterfully provides clues and exposition to give the reader the personal story, this young woman's predicament, and the political one, our divided nation. One of my favorite plays on abortion right now on NPX.
  • COMMON CURSE: A MONOLOGUE
    14 Aug. 2023
    This monologue is a warning -- college admissions will see more Florida graduates desiring higher education outside of their state but lacking certain basics of their area of study. These students are victims in two ways -- by their home state not preparing them and by the college rejecting them. A smart choice for any festival/reading of monologues on American education or f'd up Florida.

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