Recommended by Rebecca Dietsch

  • Rebecca Dietsch: The Anchovy by Matthew Weaver
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    The juxtaposition of a goddess disguised behind fish guts is a compelling premise and Macauley's need for his feelings to be understood and reciprocated, even momentarily, are easy to identify with. Aphrodite surprises with insight and is more perceptive than in common myths.

    The juxtaposition of a goddess disguised behind fish guts is a compelling premise and Macauley's need for his feelings to be understood and reciprocated, even momentarily, are easy to identify with. Aphrodite surprises with insight and is more perceptive than in common myths.

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  • Rebecca Dietsch: Submission Opportunities by Debra A. Cole
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    Extremely relatable for playwrights who have multiple versions of the same play to acquiesce to highly specific submission guidelines.

    Extremely relatable for playwrights who have multiple versions of the same play to acquiesce to highly specific submission guidelines.

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  • Rebecca Dietsch: APEX PREDATOR by Rachael Carnes
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    This play had my stomach clenched as the tension escalates from unwanted prying to antagonizing to straight horror as Margaret faces two soulless predators.

    This play had my stomach clenched as the tension escalates from unwanted prying to antagonizing to straight horror as Margaret faces two soulless predators.

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  • Rebecca Dietsch: Death of an Epitaph by Len Cuthbert
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    Death of an Epitaph is a graveyard exchange about the meaning of words on a headstone. The dialogue is quick and fast-paced with a deeper story between the lines.

    Death of an Epitaph is a graveyard exchange about the meaning of words on a headstone. The dialogue is quick and fast-paced with a deeper story between the lines.

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  • Rebecca Dietsch: CHARLIE: A SCHOOL JANITOR MONOLOGUE by Asher Wyndham
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    An extremely timely piece that encapsulates the heartbreak those that work in a school setting feel when immigration policies affect children.

    An extremely timely piece that encapsulates the heartbreak those that work in a school setting feel when immigration policies affect children.

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