Recommended by Cheryl Bear

  • Cheryl Bear: The First To Go by Gyda Arber
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    A lesson in making sure you are remembered by the one you love.

    A lesson in making sure you are remembered by the one you love.

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  • Cheryl Bear: Suspicious Package: Rx by Gyda Arber
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    An adventure to be sure, an unforgettable experience that takes us on an eye opening journey!

    An adventure to be sure, an unforgettable experience that takes us on an eye opening journey!

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  • Cheryl Bear: The Dalai Lama Is Not Welcome Here by Elaine Romero
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    A powerful portrait of the bias that blinds us and the grief that cuts apart our sense of shared humanity. Well done.

    A powerful portrait of the bias that blinds us and the grief that cuts apart our sense of shared humanity. Well done.

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  • Cheryl Bear: Khūrākī by Molly Rice
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    A brilliant exploration into the lives of refugees that should be seen everywhere! Exquisite.

    A brilliant exploration into the lives of refugees that should be seen everywhere! Exquisite.

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  • Cheryl Bear: The Saints Tour, Greater Braddock by Molly Rice
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    A fascinating and rich delve into the community and the stories of the people as they seek to engage and contribute. Wonderful!

    A fascinating and rich delve into the community and the stories of the people as they seek to engage and contribute. Wonderful!

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  • Cheryl Bear: WATCH: A Haunting by Molly Rice
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    A fascinating psychological exploration into the supernatural that consumes us entirely! Fantastic!

    A fascinating psychological exploration into the supernatural that consumes us entirely! Fantastic!

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  • Cheryl Bear: The Chair, a short play by Molly Rice
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    A fascinating and very funny discussion of theology! Fantastic!

    A fascinating and very funny discussion of theology! Fantastic!

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  • Cheryl Bear: Texas Diner Triptych by Molly Rice
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    A powerful glimpse into the lives of those working the graveyard shift in a diner, a moving and deeply human portrait. Well done.

    A powerful glimpse into the lives of those working the graveyard shift in a diner, a moving and deeply human portrait. Well done.

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  • Cheryl Bear: Don't Stop, a play with dance breaks by Molly Rice
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    A terrific look at how we come of age though the pressure to make a name and discover ourselves in the process. Well done.

    A terrific look at how we come of age though the pressure to make a name and discover ourselves in the process. Well done.

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  • Cheryl Bear: The Birth of Paper: a ritual transference. by Molly Rice
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    A beautifully revealing piece as one becomes reborn. Exquisite.

    A beautifully revealing piece as one becomes reborn. Exquisite.

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