Recommended by Cheryl Bear

  • Cheryl Bear: Lucy, What Did You Do? (a one-minute play) by Matthew Weaver
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    Hilarious, sock puppets go dark! Will Myron be able to handle Lucy?

    Hilarious, sock puppets go dark! Will Myron be able to handle Lucy?

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  • Cheryl Bear: NOWHERETOWN by Nicole Pandolfo
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    A moving story of the struggles to find ones way through PTSD and a mountain of issues closing in on Mikey. Will he find his way through? Well done.

    A moving story of the struggles to find ones way through PTSD and a mountain of issues closing in on Mikey. Will he find his way through? Well done.

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  • Cheryl Bear: LOCAL NOBODY by Nicole Pandolfo
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    Will love save Sal or is it going to be the final nail in the coffin for him? Perhaps this, albeit dangerous, connection is the cure. Well done.

    Will love save Sal or is it going to be the final nail in the coffin for him? Perhaps this, albeit dangerous, connection is the cure. Well done.

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  • Cheryl Bear: Esai's Table by Nathan Yungerberg
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    A moving and powerful tribute that wakes one up to the struggles of a brutal and oppressive system and the journey toward creating a world beyond with imagination. Excellent.

    A moving and powerful tribute that wakes one up to the struggles of a brutal and oppressive system and the journey toward creating a world beyond with imagination. Excellent.

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  • Cheryl Bear: THEA by Nathan Yungerberg
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    A powerful story of a journey through hopelessness to a magical world through storytelling. Beautiful.

    A powerful story of a journey through hopelessness to a magical world through storytelling. Beautiful.

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  • Cheryl Bear: Holes In My Identity (A part of the collection Hands Up: 7 Playwrights, 7 Testaments) by Nathan Yungerberg
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    A powerful statement on the feelings, mental sorting and understanding that comes from a community discussion of Ferguson and the affect on ones identity. Moving and well done.

    A powerful statement on the feelings, mental sorting and understanding that comes from a community discussion of Ferguson and the affect on ones identity. Moving and well done.

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  • Cheryl Bear: Mother of Pearl by Nathan Yungerberg
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    A fascinating journey of kindred spirits that were torn apart and the reconciliation of the tribe. Well done.

    A fascinating journey of kindred spirits that were torn apart and the reconciliation of the tribe. Well done.

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  • Cheryl Bear: Abuelita by Nathan Yungerberg
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    An authentic and deeply layered portrait of a family and a culture in the midst of a heatwave and adjustments. Well done.

    An authentic and deeply layered portrait of a family and a culture in the midst of a heatwave and adjustments. Well done.

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  • Cheryl Bear: The Melding by Mia McCullough
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    A fascinating journey to space and the conflicting purpose driven directives. Riveting and well done.

    A fascinating journey to space and the conflicting purpose driven directives. Riveting and well done.

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  • Cheryl Bear: Wisdom From Everything by Mia McCullough
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    A powerful look at the drive of survival and the struggle for freedom. Well done.

    A powerful look at the drive of survival and the struggle for freedom. Well done.

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