Recommended by Mike Byham

  • Mike Byham: 37 ORIGAMI BEES by Adam Richter
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    A lot of fun to be had in this snappy short. Lovers of art will take additional delight in the running jokes. Clever and well done.

    A lot of fun to be had in this snappy short. Lovers of art will take additional delight in the running jokes. Clever and well done.

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  • Mike Byham: 37 Origami Bees by Sam Heyman
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    Ha! So much fun in one minute. The customer is always right - except when he's obviously not. Enjoyable and satisfying ending.

    Ha! So much fun in one minute. The customer is always right - except when he's obviously not. Enjoyable and satisfying ending.

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  • Mike Byham: 37 Origami Bees by Colette Marie Murphy
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    Very smart, enjoyable short comedy with a twist that will leave you chuckling. Don't mess with the hive. Actors and audiences will love this. Well done!

    Very smart, enjoyable short comedy with a twist that will leave you chuckling. Don't mess with the hive. Actors and audiences will love this. Well done!

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  • Mike Byham: WORTH THE WAIT by Debra A. Cole
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    Simple, yet effective, Debra Cole’s WORTH THE WAIT is sure to bring a smile to anyone who reads it or sees it staged. Minimalistic dialogue and Implicit communication is applied where much more than what is actually spoken is conveyed. Actors will love these roles and audiences will love the characters. Well done! Delightful!

    Simple, yet effective, Debra Cole’s WORTH THE WAIT is sure to bring a smile to anyone who reads it or sees it staged. Minimalistic dialogue and Implicit communication is applied where much more than what is actually spoken is conveyed. Actors will love these roles and audiences will love the characters. Well done! Delightful!

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  • Mike Byham: 37 Origami Bees by Morey Norkin
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    Morey Norkin brings the funny with his take on 37 Origami Bees. Will poor Billy finally bee-come champion or will he need to wait for his thirty-eighth attempt? So much fun!

    Morey Norkin brings the funny with his take on 37 Origami Bees. Will poor Billy finally bee-come champion or will he need to wait for his thirty-eighth attempt? So much fun!

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  • Mike Byham: 37 Origami Bees by Nora Louise Syran
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    So much is said without actually being said. This is a well-crafted short. It is very easy to identify with the gentle nature of the child and caring, yet somewhat distracted nature of the mother. These are people we know and care about. Compelling theatre in two pages.

    So much is said without actually being said. This is a well-crafted short. It is very easy to identify with the gentle nature of the child and caring, yet somewhat distracted nature of the mother. These are people we know and care about. Compelling theatre in two pages.

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  • Mike Byham: 37 Origami Bees by Lisa Dellagiarino Feriend
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    Lisa Dellagiarino Feriend crafts a wonderful short piece here highlighting friendship between women amidst their desire to do good deeds, even when they can’t agree on what that means. Funny and poignant, the story provides a glimpse of a relationship that can only be found between life-long friends who share common beliefs - even as their personalities differ substantially. Beautifully done.

    Lisa Dellagiarino Feriend crafts a wonderful short piece here highlighting friendship between women amidst their desire to do good deeds, even when they can’t agree on what that means. Funny and poignant, the story provides a glimpse of a relationship that can only be found between life-long friends who share common beliefs - even as their personalities differ substantially. Beautifully done.

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  • Mike Byham: 37 Origami Bees by Philip Middleton Williams
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    Love this! Williams gives us a winning short that will appeal to everyone - but especially us in the “seasoned” age category. Funny and imaginative. I have to admit I, like Johnny, was had - hook, line and sinker. Great ending!

    Love this! Williams gives us a winning short that will appeal to everyone - but especially us in the “seasoned” age category. Funny and imaginative. I have to admit I, like Johnny, was had - hook, line and sinker. Great ending!

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  • Mike Byham: 37 Origami Bees by John Busser
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    LOL! Leave it Busser to create hilarity with AI using the 37 Origami Bee prompt. So irreverent! So relevant! So much fun! Alexa - produce this!

    LOL! Leave it Busser to create hilarity with AI using the 37 Origami Bee prompt. So irreverent! So relevant! So much fun! Alexa - produce this!

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  • Mike Byham: 37 Origami Bees by Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn
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    Beautiful short. Jacquie Floyd-Priskorn gives us glimpse of the pain felt by loss of a loved one and the effort of said loved one to ensure the survivor felt cared for. A new connection formed with the hospice nurse adds to the depth of this piece - where so much is revealed in ten minutes. So well done.

    Beautiful short. Jacquie Floyd-Priskorn gives us glimpse of the pain felt by loss of a loved one and the effort of said loved one to ensure the survivor felt cared for. A new connection formed with the hospice nurse adds to the depth of this piece - where so much is revealed in ten minutes. So well done.

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