Recommended by Kate Danley

  • Kate Danley: Aloha Apocalypse (Ten Minute Play) by Marcia Eppich-Harris
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    A few years ago, there was that false alarm in Hawaii that warned everyone there was an incoming missile attack. With humor and poignancy, this play explores the moments when you think the end is minutes away. Endearing with great roles for older actors!

    A few years ago, there was that false alarm in Hawaii that warned everyone there was an incoming missile attack. With humor and poignancy, this play explores the moments when you think the end is minutes away. Endearing with great roles for older actors!

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  • Kate Danley: The Turkey Farm: Political comedy from a forgotten basement in the State Department by Chris Wellard
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    Sparkling dialog with flavors of Aaron Sorkin and William Goldman. Some of the lines I went back to read a couple times because they were just so delicious. This is a great political script with multilayered, complex characters and is worth checking out!

    Sparkling dialog with flavors of Aaron Sorkin and William Goldman. Some of the lines I went back to read a couple times because they were just so delicious. This is a great political script with multilayered, complex characters and is worth checking out!

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  • Kate Danley: Batman Vs. The Joker at the Laundromat by Emily Hageman
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    Hilarious and charming! Better than any of the Batman movies I've seen since Adam West took off the mask! Download, read, and be delighted!

    Hilarious and charming! Better than any of the Batman movies I've seen since Adam West took off the mask! Download, read, and be delighted!

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  • Kate Danley: The Wooden Heart by Adam Szymkowicz
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    A delicious fairytale both old and new. Lyrical, evocotive, and the nerd in me just delighted at the Grimm rhythms. You'll want to sink your teeth in to the prose. This would be the perfect piece for a theatre looking for large casts but simple technical elements.

    A delicious fairytale both old and new. Lyrical, evocotive, and the nerd in me just delighted at the Grimm rhythms. You'll want to sink your teeth in to the prose. This would be the perfect piece for a theatre looking for large casts but simple technical elements.

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  • Kate Danley: Waterbearers by V Efua Prince
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    Haunting, poetic, devestating, and beautiful. This is a goreous play that explores both history (I was unaware of the washer woman's strike of 1881) and the here and now. A stunning and important piece that would be a powerful addition to any festival.

    Haunting, poetic, devestating, and beautiful. This is a goreous play that explores both history (I was unaware of the washer woman's strike of 1881) and the here and now. A stunning and important piece that would be a powerful addition to any festival.

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  • Kate Danley: Superhero (a ten minute play) by Mark Harvey Levine
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    A sweet short filled with heart and delight. It would make a great addition to a night of sci-fi / adventure themed shorts

    A sweet short filled with heart and delight. It would make a great addition to a night of sci-fi / adventure themed shorts

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  • Kate Danley: MLM is for Murder (Or, Your Side Hustle is Killing Us) by John Bavoso
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    OH man... with several friends who got sucked into the Multi-Level Marketing fashion world, and several other friends who listen religiously to true-crime podcasts, this script hit all right notes for me. An absolute hoot! I'd love to see this onstage.

    OH man... with several friends who got sucked into the Multi-Level Marketing fashion world, and several other friends who listen religiously to true-crime podcasts, this script hit all right notes for me. An absolute hoot! I'd love to see this onstage.

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  • Kate Danley: Snowpocalypse Rendez-Vous at Taverna Seattle by Pamela Hobart Carter
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    A sweet little play about how being with the wrong person at the right place just might cause all the right stars to align. Sometimes the worst situation puts things in perspective and can cause a person to finally seize the day!

    A sweet little play about how being with the wrong person at the right place just might cause all the right stars to align. Sometimes the worst situation puts things in perspective and can cause a person to finally seize the day!

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  • Kate Danley: Thermidor by Ryan Long
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    An absolutely charming play full of so much heart! A perfect short for LGBTQA+ festivals and festivals looking for strong roles for women. I saw this live and at the end, in unison, the entire audience let out a huge, happy sigh of contentment. It might be cold out, but this play will warm you through and through.

    An absolutely charming play full of so much heart! A perfect short for LGBTQA+ festivals and festivals looking for strong roles for women. I saw this live and at the end, in unison, the entire audience let out a huge, happy sigh of contentment. It might be cold out, but this play will warm you through and through.

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  • Kate Danley: Taking Time by Tammis Doyle
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    In the midst of all the chaos and madness of the world, this gentle, heartwarming play is a reminder of the connections and love that really matter. A fabulous piece, especially for an LGBTQA+ evening of shorts. I saw this play live, and you could feel the audience melting with warmth as they watched this play about snow.

    In the midst of all the chaos and madness of the world, this gentle, heartwarming play is a reminder of the connections and love that really matter. A fabulous piece, especially for an LGBTQA+ evening of shorts. I saw this play live, and you could feel the audience melting with warmth as they watched this play about snow.

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