Recommended by Ken Love

  • Ken Love: Under the August Moon by Philip Middleton Williams
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    "No Exit" meets "The Twilight Zone" fused with the humor of Jules Feiffer. We simply can't have too many of these wonderful asides that deal with the ongoing tragedy of death. It made me smile in spite of a slight tinge of felt pain. Thanks, Philip!

    "No Exit" meets "The Twilight Zone" fused with the humor of Jules Feiffer. We simply can't have too many of these wonderful asides that deal with the ongoing tragedy of death. It made me smile in spite of a slight tinge of felt pain. Thanks, Philip!

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  • Ken Love: Cold Breakfast by Cody Goulder
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    Like Edward Albee's "American Dream", this is a comedy on the edge of the abyss that deserves a wider audience. Bravo, Mr. Goulder!

    Like Edward Albee's "American Dream", this is a comedy on the edge of the abyss that deserves a wider audience. Bravo, Mr. Goulder!

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  • Ken Love: Vashon by Schatzie Schaefers
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    Like Tracy Letts' "August: Osage County" & Lanford Wilsons "Lemon Sky", Ms Schaefers play deals effectively with the devastation of an American family. The characters are complex, the dialogue flows and - at times - stings, and one feels the earth within the small world of the play shake. "Vashon" demands numerous productions. Bravo, Schatzie!

    Like Tracy Letts' "August: Osage County" & Lanford Wilsons "Lemon Sky", Ms Schaefers play deals effectively with the devastation of an American family. The characters are complex, the dialogue flows and - at times - stings, and one feels the earth within the small world of the play shake. "Vashon" demands numerous productions. Bravo, Schatzie!

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  • Ken Love: Band-Aid by Chris Gacinski
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    A beautifully ironic romantic comedy, a pungent morality tale. Utterly enjoyable from beginning to end. Like the cartoonist Jules Feiffer, Mr. Gacinski is unafraid to laugh while gazing into the abyss.

    A beautifully ironic romantic comedy, a pungent morality tale. Utterly enjoyable from beginning to end. Like the cartoonist Jules Feiffer, Mr. Gacinski is unafraid to laugh while gazing into the abyss.

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