Recommended by Cheryl Bear

  • Cheryl Bear: The Children Who Played at Slaughter by David Hansen
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    A revealing look at the experience of childhood for some and just how dark it can get when left unchecked.

    A revealing look at the experience of childhood for some and just how dark it can get when left unchecked.

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  • Cheryl Bear: The Wheatfield by Matthew Weaver
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    A wonderful play for a large group of children where everyone is guaranteed a fun part and an insight into the life of a wheat field!

    A wonderful play for a large group of children where everyone is guaranteed a fun part and an insight into the life of a wheat field!

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  • Cheryl Bear: The Management Associate and His Spouse by David Hansen
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    A very fun look at climbing the corporate ladder and when one may have overdone his ask.

    A very fun look at climbing the corporate ladder and when one may have overdone his ask.

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  • Cheryl Bear: Tiresias Riddles the Fates by David Hansen
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    A wondrous tale that will keep thoroughly engaged as it unravels before you! Well done.

    A wondrous tale that will keep thoroughly engaged as it unravels before you! Well done.

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  • Cheryl Bear: Winsor McCay's Slumberland (five-minute play) by David Hansen
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    An incredibly fun dream with some lessons to teach!

    An incredibly fun dream with some lessons to teach!

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  • Cheryl Bear: The Schoolboy by David Hansen
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    Who will win this battle? This showdown will definitely keep you on your toes!

    Who will win this battle? This showdown will definitely keep you on your toes!

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  • Cheryl Bear: No Cure For Cancer by David Hansen
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    A powerful play that makes you reexamine cancer and what the definition is of it. Is there really no cure?

    A powerful play that makes you reexamine cancer and what the definition is of it. Is there really no cure?

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  • Cheryl Bear: In the Air of the Night by David Hansen
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    Many think there may be a lot more behind this song than meets the eye, but how does the songwriter feel about it?

    Many think there may be a lot more behind this song than meets the eye, but how does the songwriter feel about it?

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  • Cheryl Bear: One Job Thou Hadst: Giovanni (Monologue) by David Hansen
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    A fantastic Shakespearean monologue giving voice to one of the less prominent characters and what his experience was. Excellent!

    A fantastic Shakespearean monologue giving voice to one of the less prominent characters and what his experience was. Excellent!

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  • Cheryl Bear: One Job Thou Hadst: Messenger (Monologue) by David Hansen
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    A fantastic monologue for all Shakespeare fans that gives voice to one of his less prominent characters in such a fun way!

    A fantastic monologue for all Shakespeare fans that gives voice to one of his less prominent characters in such a fun way!

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