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Samantha Oty

Recommended by Samantha Oty

  • The Green Door by James Perry
    9 Jan. 2024
    “ Was it fate or a coincidence that led Rudolph to The Green Door? That's up to the audience to decide once they reach the end of this brief yet action-packed play adapted from O. Henry. This will surely be a fun play to watch on stage and even more fun for the theatre to bring to life. ”
  • The Raven by James Perry
    9 Jan. 2024
    “ Edgar Allan Poe's 'The Raven' Goes Wrong. At first the audience is gifted with a faithful adaptation Poe's most famous work. However, Perry finds a way to bring humor to the poem that is sure to keep modern audiences engaged with the source material. ”
  • Her Love, Endures by Brian Cern
    8 Jan. 2024
    “ “Her Love, Endures” follows our main characters Joe and Sandy as they connect, disconnect, and re-connect over the course of fifty-some years. Cern perfectly captures the idea of “right person, wrong time” as these two never seem to find each other when the timing is "right".
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  • Citrus Fruits by Andrew Siañez-De La O
    31 Oct. 2023
    “ A brief, poetic piece that captures so much emotion and nostalgia within a single page. ”
  • Postpartum by Jillian Blevins
    26 Oct. 2023
    “ Blevins tapped into the real fear of postpartum psychosis to take her audience on a horrifying journey. An astounding piece of short horror! ”
  • St. John of Suburbia by John Patrick Bray
    18 Oct. 2023
    “ A super fun, super meta trip back to the mid-90s. With the snappy dialogue and asides from various characters, it really felt like I was watching one of those obscure 90s comedies we all grew up watching on our parents VCR. Bray has written a quirky and memorable evening of theatre that'll stick in your head. ”
  • The First (and Final) Meeting of the 7th Grade Girls Cult by Shara Feit
    31 Jul. 2023
    “ Oh to be as fickle as a 7th grade girl trying to fine a place in the world again...

    Don't miss it at all actually, so I'll just enjoy Shara Feit's clever one-act about the trials and tribulations of adolescent girlhood...instead of trying to turn the clock back.

    Well developed characters each with a unique voice and unique motivation for wanting to be part of a cult.

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  • Stung by Laura Ekstrand
    5 Jul. 2023
    “ A sweet little play about two people finding some kind of solace in one another. Ekstrand does a fantastic job at giving each character their own voice so the conversation moves smooth and naturally. ”
  • honey, jasmine, cedrón by Ezequiel González Camaño
    5 Jul. 2023
    “ There's something almost ethereal in the way Gonzales has written this dystopian monologue. It offers the actor so much to work with. Truly a fun ride, and I can see this piece having a great life in a variety of performance venues. ”
  • The Wednesday Train by Natalie Ann Valentine
    5 Jul. 2023
    “ Nobody knows what will happen to us when we die. However, Natalie creates a comforting scenario in which those who leave us aren't alone when they make the trip. ”

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