Recommended by Cheryl Bear

  • Cheryl Bear: You're Hired! A 10-Minute Play by Donna Latham
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    A hilarious group interview that just keeps getting funnier and more ridiculous! The greatest interview!

    A hilarious group interview that just keeps getting funnier and more ridiculous! The greatest interview!

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  • Cheryl Bear: The Two Kids That Blow Shit Up by Carla Ching
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    A fantastic exploration of the unbreakable love that comes from a relationship that transcends friendship. Heartbreakingly beautiful, exquisite work!

    A fantastic exploration of the unbreakable love that comes from a relationship that transcends friendship. Heartbreakingly beautiful, exquisite work!

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  • Cheryl Bear: The Sugar House at the Edge of the Wilderness by Carla Ching
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    An exquisite exploration through memory and time enlightens us to Gretna's struggles and what she has to work through. A powerful story of family connection and the ability to trust. Great work.

    An exquisite exploration through memory and time enlightens us to Gretna's struggles and what she has to work through. A powerful story of family connection and the ability to trust. Great work.

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  • Cheryl Bear: Proverbs: A 10-Minute Play by Donna Latham
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    A hilarious exploration of proverbial wisdom that makes for such great toasts and suspense! Very fun!

    A hilarious exploration of proverbial wisdom that makes for such great toasts and suspense! Very fun!

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  • Cheryl Bear: TBA by Carla Ching
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    An incredible exploration into the stories of a writer looking closely at the affect of relationships on his identity and ability to create. When his brother comes, things get much more complicated. What is real, what is fiction and how does this play out for himself and his relationships? Captivating and well done.

    An incredible exploration into the stories of a writer looking closely at the affect of relationships on his identity and ability to create. When his brother comes, things get much more complicated. What is real, what is fiction and how does this play out for himself and his relationships? Captivating and well done.

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  • Cheryl Bear: For the Record by B.J. Burton
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    A fantastic exploration of life as a journalist as you fight for truth of a story while handling the politics of your job and dealing with the consequences. Well done.

    A fantastic exploration of life as a journalist as you fight for truth of a story while handling the politics of your job and dealing with the consequences. Well done.

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  • Cheryl Bear: Good Neighbors by B.J. Burton
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    Has Marjorie lost her mind? By all accounts of her therapist she has, but in this mysterious journey is there another clue? Perhaps something or someone else is involved? Suspenseful and well done!

    Has Marjorie lost her mind? By all accounts of her therapist she has, but in this mysterious journey is there another clue? Perhaps something or someone else is involved? Suspenseful and well done!

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  • Cheryl Bear: Hunting Season by B.J. Burton
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    An incredibly powerful piece about a family coping with grief and trauma following a traumatic accident. Why do these things happen and how can we keep going? How do we learn to see the light when we're in so much pain? How do we let go of the guilt? Powerful and well done.

    An incredibly powerful piece about a family coping with grief and trauma following a traumatic accident. Why do these things happen and how can we keep going? How do we learn to see the light when we're in so much pain? How do we let go of the guilt? Powerful and well done.

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  • Cheryl Bear: Why I by Sophia Valera Heinecke
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    A powerful play on family and the way our childhood memories affect us in adulthood. We're terrified of past trauma repeating, but we have to move forward and choose happiness. Well done.

    A powerful play on family and the way our childhood memories affect us in adulthood. We're terrified of past trauma repeating, but we have to move forward and choose happiness. Well done.

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  • Cheryl Bear: Going To Market by Sophia Valera Heinecke
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    An incredible journey of escape as a father tries to build a new life with his daughter as they live under constant fear of threat. Survival calls for both self reliance and connection. The mysteries of the past arouse questions of fear, trust and home. Can we still trust or should we keep to ourselves? Well done.

    An incredible journey of escape as a father tries to build a new life with his daughter as they live under constant fear of threat. Survival calls for both self reliance and connection. The mysteries of the past arouse questions of fear, trust and home. Can we still trust or should we keep to ourselves? Well done.

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