Recommended by Kate Danley

  • Kate Danley: White Noise by Steven G. Martin
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    Bitingly sharp satire and oh so funny! What if you took privilege and turned it into a multi-CD set available for a low, low price? You'd get this piece! I especially appreciated how it used humor to address a topic that can cause some people to seize up and shut down. Laughter allows us to tackle the tough stuff. And this is funny!

    Bitingly sharp satire and oh so funny! What if you took privilege and turned it into a multi-CD set available for a low, low price? You'd get this piece! I especially appreciated how it used humor to address a topic that can cause some people to seize up and shut down. Laughter allows us to tackle the tough stuff. And this is funny!

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  • Kate Danley: Bigfoot's Sneakers by Matthew Moore
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    If you've ever sat in a meeting where you were "yes"ed right out if your vision and goals, you'll love this piece. The jargon made me cringe and nod with recognition, going "Yep. That's what it is like!" Plus, what's not to love about Bigfoot designing sneakers?!

    If you've ever sat in a meeting where you were "yes"ed right out if your vision and goals, you'll love this piece. The jargon made me cringe and nod with recognition, going "Yep. That's what it is like!" Plus, what's not to love about Bigfoot designing sneakers?!

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  • Kate Danley: Auld Lang Satan by John Marks
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    A holiday play with a twist! Really fun piece that takes the common conversations of traditions and coming of age, but places them in a family of satanists. It would work great in an evening of shorts at Halloween or the winter holidays!

    A holiday play with a twist! Really fun piece that takes the common conversations of traditions and coming of age, but places them in a family of satanists. It would work great in an evening of shorts at Halloween or the winter holidays!

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  • Kate Danley: 1-800-DISS-GUYS by Max Tachis
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    So funny! And, also, how do I sign up for this service? This piece would be an audience favorite in any short play festival!

    So funny! And, also, how do I sign up for this service? This piece would be an audience favorite in any short play festival!

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  • Kate Danley: 1-800-GUILTY AF by Zach Wobensmith
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    Laugh out loud funny! What if the mob did an informercial pitching ambulance chasing lawyers? You'd get this short. And Shorty says yous should definitely pick up this play for your festival.

    Laugh out loud funny! What if the mob did an informercial pitching ambulance chasing lawyers? You'd get this short. And Shorty says yous should definitely pick up this play for your festival.

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  • Kate Danley: The Submarine Dating Show Incident by Ryan M. Bultrowicz
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    A hilarious short about a reality dating show set in a submarine. There's two monologues that are especially priceless. If you've ever waded into the waters of The Bachelor or Love Island, you'll really enjoy this. Very funny!

    A hilarious short about a reality dating show set in a submarine. There's two monologues that are especially priceless. If you've ever waded into the waters of The Bachelor or Love Island, you'll really enjoy this. Very funny!

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  • Kate Danley: Backstage Fairytale by Michael John McGoldrick
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    An absolutely fantastic two-hander! Three-dimensional characters with true emotional depth and dialogue that gallops along. Sweet, romantic, heartbreaking, and hopeful. Plus, with easy staging requirements, it would work in both a small blackbox or large proscenium theatre. Do this play!

    An absolutely fantastic two-hander! Three-dimensional characters with true emotional depth and dialogue that gallops along. Sweet, romantic, heartbreaking, and hopeful. Plus, with easy staging requirements, it would work in both a small blackbox or large proscenium theatre. Do this play!

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  • Kate Danley: The Woman in The Wings by Maggie Condon
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    A piece that would make Raymond Chandler proud! This piece leans hard into the hard boiled noir thriller and then turns it on its head. So much fun!

    A piece that would make Raymond Chandler proud! This piece leans hard into the hard boiled noir thriller and then turns it on its head. So much fun!

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  • Kate Danley: I Don't DO Holidays by Daniel Prillaman
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    So funny! A play that explores what goes through the head of a side character in a horror film, to hilarious effect! And the ending is SO Scandinavian! With the resurgence of the film this is based on recently, this would be a great addition to an evening of horror shorts!

    So funny! A play that explores what goes through the head of a side character in a horror film, to hilarious effect! And the ending is SO Scandinavian! With the resurgence of the film this is based on recently, this would be a great addition to an evening of horror shorts!

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  • Kate Danley: The Brotherhood of the Sloth by Greg Mandryk
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    What starts as a straightforward play about paranoia spirals into hilarious insanity as the truth comes out... yes, there ARE people whose sole purpose is to gum up our day! I knew it! And you will, too, if you read this! Absolutely delightful and a piece that would be an audience favorite in an evening of short plays!

    What starts as a straightforward play about paranoia spirals into hilarious insanity as the truth comes out... yes, there ARE people whose sole purpose is to gum up our day! I knew it! And you will, too, if you read this! Absolutely delightful and a piece that would be an audience favorite in an evening of short plays!

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