Recommended by Jim Siering

  • Jim Siering: Thirst by Michael Dalberg
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    A short tense tragicomedy about our need, co-dependence, and the ways in which we rely on each other for comfort even when that comfort is destructive. Funny and touching.

    A short tense tragicomedy about our need, co-dependence, and the ways in which we rely on each other for comfort even when that comfort is destructive. Funny and touching.

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  • Jim Siering: Top Shelf Tolstoy by Maximillian Gill
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    I really enjoyed this terrific short play about the loss or degradation of basic community touchstones such as the local library. The dialogue is snappy and the characters are well drawn. It's a lot of fun.

    I really enjoyed this terrific short play about the loss or degradation of basic community touchstones such as the local library. The dialogue is snappy and the characters are well drawn. It's a lot of fun.

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  • Jim Siering: THAT KIND OF BOY [A 1-MINUTE PLAY] by Steven G. Martin
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    Martin has written a beautiful and touching short play that explores male gender attitudes by cleverly turning each stereotype into a revelation.

    Martin has written a beautiful and touching short play that explores male gender attitudes by cleverly turning each stereotype into a revelation.

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