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Timothy-Talia M. Gadomski

Recommended by Timothy-Talia M. Gadomski

  • The Big Snooze by Elizabeth Decasse
    25 Jun. 2020
    “ A fun look into the minds of our pets who await our morning arrival. Simple comedy that would make anyone laugh. ”
  • Bags of Bones by John Weagly
    25 Jun. 2020
    “ A piece a certain British comedic troupe would certainly enjoy. This had me shaking my head, rolling my eyes, and laughing the whole time. Hopefully I can see it live one day. ”
  • You Otter Know by Allie Costa
    24 Jun. 2020
    “ Wow. This is heartfelt and informational. I would love to see this live and I think it would be great in schools and aquariums/zoos. I've studied environmental science over the years and my father is a NYS Conservationist, so, this script means a lot to me. I hope it gets many productions. ”
  • Zombiephobe by Peter Nemenoff
    24 Jun. 2020
    “ Such a great read. This would be great anytime of year but definitely a loving addition to a festival in October. It's funny, sweet, and has just the right amount of masked irrational controversy. I really enjoyed it. ”
  • The Cheese Board Incident by Molly Wagner
    18 Jun. 2020
    “ I had such a smile the whole time the Assailant was describing what led to the crime. Such a funny piece. ”
  • Dinosaur Discovery; A Talk by Dr. Kramer by Chris Leyva
    18 Jun. 2020
    “ Such a funny script. Could definitely get all ages laughing. ”
  • Honor Amongst Thieves by Jared Reynolds
    13 May. 2020
    “ After reading this, I wanted to see it live. This band of thieves story is well-written, mysterious, and sprinkled with solid moments of comedy. Just enough twists to keep you interested... It really makes me want to read it again and again... Then see it live twice in one weekend. Don't miss out on this fable like story about the heist, the profession, and the relationship of thieves. ”
  • The Boys Are Angry by Jay Eddy
    6 May. 2020
    “ A frighteningly truthful story about the many disgusting flavors of misogyny and the effects it has on the human psyche. This would be, difficult but, great to see on stage. ”
  • Children of War by Morgan Hemgrove
    6 May. 2020
    “ Would love to see this on stage! A comical and steadfast commentary on the government's use of its young men in wartime. ”
  • E.Y.E. by Jared Reynolds
    29 Apr. 2020
    “ Was lucky enough to see this at its University Premiere. A little scary and very interesting. It forces the audience to face that facts of the very real future of smart homes and the all seeing E.Y.E. Seeing this 10 years ago, it would have seemed wholly futuristic... Seeing it now, the future is nearly here... If it's not already. Great play. ”

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