Recommended by D. Lee Miller

  • D. Lee Miller: SACK THE QUARTERBACK by Vivian Lermond
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    How are sweet men born? You wouldn't think football would play a part. Now I'm looking for a one-time football player! A nice character piece by Vivian Lermond.

    How are sweet men born? You wouldn't think football would play a part. Now I'm looking for a one-time football player! A nice character piece by Vivian Lermond.

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  • D. Lee Miller: VALVE JOB by Vivian Lermond
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    VALVE JOB will get you listening closely for a good laugh. Would be wonderful in a festival setting!

    VALVE JOB will get you listening closely for a good laugh. Would be wonderful in a festival setting!

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  • D. Lee Miller: Goodbye, Bobby by Philip Middleton Williams
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    Williams give us a well-written insight into the mind of a writer and his/her characters and their relationship. It is a very particular kind of relationship - not precisely like a child and parent because characters and their writers can be equals. And it's in equals that the fun begins!

    Williams give us a well-written insight into the mind of a writer and his/her characters and their relationship. It is a very particular kind of relationship - not precisely like a child and parent because characters and their writers can be equals. And it's in equals that the fun begins!

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  • D. Lee Miller: DIVING PRACTICE: A TEEN MONOLOGUE by Asher Wyndham
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    Wyndham has caught a teen's pain - not meaningless but true heartbreak - in this monologue of a swimmer. Our swimmer experiences his loss in this fine piece of writing.

    Wyndham has caught a teen's pain - not meaningless but true heartbreak - in this monologue of a swimmer. Our swimmer experiences his loss in this fine piece of writing.

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  • D. Lee Miller: Stamina by Donna Kaz
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    A delightful story with such well-fleshed out characters -- You know they've known each other forever. The humor is delightful. This play is written by the sure hand of Donna Kaz. Looking forward to more.

    A delightful story with such well-fleshed out characters -- You know they've known each other forever. The humor is delightful. This play is written by the sure hand of Donna Kaz. Looking forward to more.

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  • D. Lee Miller: WE HAVE TO TALK by Vivian Lermond
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    A snapshot of life that makes all the difference. Well-written by Lermond.

    A snapshot of life that makes all the difference. Well-written by Lermond.

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  • D. Lee Miller: JUSTICE SERVED by Vivian Lermond
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    Oh, I like this a lot. It is direct but surprises you still. Sisters. Keep it in mind. Lermond hits home with this understated story.

    Oh, I like this a lot. It is direct but surprises you still. Sisters. Keep it in mind. Lermond hits home with this understated story.

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  • D. Lee Miller: Belle, Ex-Wife of a Beast (monologue) by Jennifer O'Grady
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    Lots of fun to hear what REALLY happened to Belle. Fun for a festival and certainly for an actress to go to town with!

    Lots of fun to hear what REALLY happened to Belle. Fun for a festival and certainly for an actress to go to town with!

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  • D. Lee Miller: Bulletproof Love by Scott Sickles
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    This is a form of love that is out there in our world but so rarely written about. It is not trivialized or cliche - it has boundless depth and width and height and there is not a word that can express it - unless you listen to the words of Scott Sickles that he has created for his characters. Wickedly delicious.

    This is a form of love that is out there in our world but so rarely written about. It is not trivialized or cliche - it has boundless depth and width and height and there is not a word that can express it - unless you listen to the words of Scott Sickles that he has created for his characters. Wickedly delicious.

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  • D. Lee Miller: Fable by Doug DeVita
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    A look at what ultimately became the musical, Gypsy, through the eyes of June. We can see how a fable was created from truth via a fable! Fable ponders if the truth really matters. There are different responses to this question. A huge Gypsy fan, this resonated with me a lot. The carousel of sniping between mother, daughters and creators is the motor of the story. This would be a great companion to Gypsy or certainly an enlightening piece to accompany a biographical musical writing seminar. Mr. De Vita's knowledge of show biz brings this story to an entertaining life.

    A look at what ultimately became the musical, Gypsy, through the eyes of June. We can see how a fable was created from truth via a fable! Fable ponders if the truth really matters. There are different responses to this question. A huge Gypsy fan, this resonated with me a lot. The carousel of sniping between mother, daughters and creators is the motor of the story. This would be a great companion to Gypsy or certainly an enlightening piece to accompany a biographical musical writing seminar. Mr. De Vita's knowledge of show biz brings this story to an entertaining life.

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