The Duck Did it! by
14 Sep. 2022
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A cute piece that would be great for a mother and son to perform! Albert, Albert, ALBERT -- you are such a "silly goose!" ”
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Randy Hunt
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Very meta.
How meta is it?
It's so meta that Mark Zuckerberg is talking to his lawyers. ” - The Youtube Comments Section of “The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald” by20 Jan. 2022“ Oh, the comments section. I avoid it like the plague. But in this short play, Stevens shows how the catharsis of getting your thoughts out of your head and down, in some form, will last far behind the thoughts themselves. This song has always been a favorite, which is interesting considering that it's a heavy downer of a song. But seeing the thoughts of these commenters in the play helps me see why it has such power. Well done. ”
- We Are Cranston by8 Jan. 2022“ WE ARE CRANSTON is a dark comedy gem. The writer really does a great job at taking what is quite obviously a horrible situation and turning it into a fantastic play. If you don't wince at the coach a dozen times while you read this, I'd be very surprised. Well done! ”
- Fish Tank by8 Jan. 2022“ From the very first line all the way to the last, I was 100% invested in this play while reading it. Hooo -- talk about a "what if?" scenario! I loved that we only got little tidbits of the story at a time until we finally understand the big picture at the end, and the parallels that are drawn. Fantastic dialog -- very well written. This is such a great example of what would work VERY well in the "Zoom" world we're in. ”
- What Happened? by30 Dec. 2021“ What a brilliant and clever idea (both the concept of the play and the manner in which it was written!) It's always fun to read plays by a talented playwright, and this was a 2-for-1 deal that I couldn't pass up. This was executed so well, too - the whole thing sounded like it was written by one person, so it was hard to distinguish who wrote what. Well done! A great read! And now I kinda want to try this tag-team style of writing... ”