Recommended by Cheryl Bear

  • Cheryl Bear: Fear Training by Jon Marans
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    A powerful play about fear and the ability to face it. The peace that comes from harmony and expression is capable of overcoming anything. Life changing lessons are learned in this moving work that leaves it's mark. Well done.

    A powerful play about fear and the ability to face it. The peace that comes from harmony and expression is capable of overcoming anything. Life changing lessons are learned in this moving work that leaves it's mark. Well done.

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  • Cheryl Bear: Second House From the Top by Jon Marans
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    A captivating family piece about memories, time, relationships and the effects of what we hold on to. How can we let go and reclaim ourselves? Beautifully done!

    A captivating family piece about memories, time, relationships and the effects of what we hold on to. How can we let go and reclaim ourselves? Beautifully done!

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  • Cheryl Bear: Norine and the King of Swatsville (based on a true story) by Jonathan Josephson
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    A tragic and exquisite look into the downfall of a once great man of sports. The events and mental illness that led up to it beautifully painted to the depths. Excellent work.

    A tragic and exquisite look into the downfall of a once great man of sports. The events and mental illness that led up to it beautifully painted to the depths. Excellent work.

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  • Cheryl Bear: Cupcake (an MMA Fighter Play) by Jonathan Josephson
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    A fascinating capture of life in women's wrestling and what it takes to be a champion with the psychology driving it. A play that asks the question, what do we want and what do we walk away with? Powerful and well done.

    A fascinating capture of life in women's wrestling and what it takes to be a champion with the psychology driving it. A play that asks the question, what do we want and what do we walk away with? Powerful and well done.

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  • Cheryl Bear: Holmes, Sherlock, and The Consulting Detective (A Mystery Mash-up) by Jonathan Josephson
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    A spectacularly fun plot that delivers aplenty in mystery, calculated plots and blackmail and great suspense! Marvelously entertaining!

    A spectacularly fun plot that delivers aplenty in mystery, calculated plots and blackmail and great suspense! Marvelously entertaining!

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  • Cheryl Bear: The Giant and The Pixie (a fantasy drama set in a shopping mall) by Jonathan Josephson
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    A captivating and suspenseful adventure in a mall where the stakes are high for the heart of Cipriana and things escalate to murder. Fantastic!

    A captivating and suspenseful adventure in a mall where the stakes are high for the heart of Cipriana and things escalate to murder. Fantastic!

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  • Cheryl Bear: ZOMBIE BABY ATTACKS! A BLOODY MONOLOGUE by Asher Wyndham
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    A spectacularly hilarious mother's monologue as she thanks Jesus and contemplates her transforming zombie baby. Fantastic!

    A spectacularly hilarious mother's monologue as she thanks Jesus and contemplates her transforming zombie baby. Fantastic!

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  • Cheryl Bear: Bridesmaid; or, The Sequel To "27 Ways I Didn't Say 'Hi' To Laurence Fishburne" by Jonathan Josephson
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    A hilarious and touching phone call that you just can't believe is true when you're starstruck!nSweet and well done!

    A hilarious and touching phone call that you just can't believe is true when you're starstruck!nSweet and well done!

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  • Cheryl Bear: WORDS CANNOT DESCRIBE THIS by Jonathan Alexandratos
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    An exquisitely beautiful and tear jerking play that is so eloquent in it's description of survival after abuse and the bruises of humans. Fantastic work!

    An exquisitely beautiful and tear jerking play that is so eloquent in it's description of survival after abuse and the bruises of humans. Fantastic work!

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  • Cheryl Bear: We See What Happen by Jonathan Alexandratos
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    An incredibly moving, touching and beautiful play about the true story of immigration and the power of artistic expression to help us tell our story and play again with those we love! Wonderful!

    An incredibly moving, touching and beautiful play about the true story of immigration and the power of artistic expression to help us tell our story and play again with those we love! Wonderful!

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