Recommended by D. Lee Miller

  • D. Lee Miller: Mind How You Go - Radio by Christine Foster
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    Suspense created by the things that ironically, normally explains it away! Mind How You Go is defined by its location which is delineated beautifully by Foster. A wonderful changeup in any festival lineup.

    Suspense created by the things that ironically, normally explains it away! Mind How You Go is defined by its location which is delineated beautifully by Foster. A wonderful changeup in any festival lineup.

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  • D. Lee Miller: LOSIN' IT by Vivian Lermond
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    A short, concise reason to be living in the here and now. This easy to recognize gentleman lives in all of us and it's nice to know he finds this out in time for more living. A warm handshake of a play.

    A short, concise reason to be living in the here and now. This easy to recognize gentleman lives in all of us and it's nice to know he finds this out in time for more living. A warm handshake of a play.

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  • D. Lee Miller: Mercy Otis Warren at the Pilgrim Hall Museum, 2028 - Monologue/Solo Short Play by Elisabeth Giffin Speckman
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    Mercy Otis Warren is brought to life in a lovely way by the crafty writer Elisabeth Speckman. We see the span of a life, of a museum and of women's rights. It is delicious to watch Mercy become alive as a person. This is a wonderful piece - should be done in museums, classes and of course on stage. For all ages.

    Mercy Otis Warren is brought to life in a lovely way by the crafty writer Elisabeth Speckman. We see the span of a life, of a museum and of women's rights. It is delicious to watch Mercy become alive as a person. This is a wonderful piece - should be done in museums, classes and of course on stage. For all ages.

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  • D. Lee Miller: DOUBLE TROUBLE, a 5-minute comedy by Arianna Rose
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    A very cute, funny play that is an actor's playground! Twins born - an old and new soul (which makes them fraternal?) where the older twin (by just over 2 minutes - talks to the younger about what they have to look forward to --- A real peach of a play!

    A very cute, funny play that is an actor's playground! Twins born - an old and new soul (which makes them fraternal?) where the older twin (by just over 2 minutes - talks to the younger about what they have to look forward to --- A real peach of a play!

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  • D. Lee Miller: FAMILY BY NUMBERS Award-winning 10-minute drama by Arianna Rose
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    Family dynamics written to the bone. Spare yet full - encompassing the range of feelings we have at any one time as time moves on. Beautifully done.

    Family dynamics written to the bone. Spare yet full - encompassing the range of feelings we have at any one time as time moves on. Beautifully done.

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  • D. Lee Miller: WEATHERING by Vivian Lermond
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    Seniors don't always have the choice of friends - they have who's there. With little time left after weathering the storms of your life you find out who each other is fast. And sometimes there can be a real friendship. Lermond, with a sure hand, lets us see the possibilities.

    Seniors don't always have the choice of friends - they have who's there. With little time left after weathering the storms of your life you find out who each other is fast. And sometimes there can be a real friendship. Lermond, with a sure hand, lets us see the possibilities.

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  • D. Lee Miller: Eliana - Monologue by Elisabeth Giffin Speckman
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    A passing moment that sheds light - that is as light is - there and gone - Elisabeth Giffin Speckman has caught the delicacy and promise of such discoveries in Eliana. Beautiful.

    A passing moment that sheds light - that is as light is - there and gone - Elisabeth Giffin Speckman has caught the delicacy and promise of such discoveries in Eliana. Beautiful.

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  • D. Lee Miller: Bartleby & Bess (5-10 minute play) by Elisabeth Giffin Speckman
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    A pitch perfect monologue of two lovers seeing each other after --- Well. I don't want to spoil any of it. It brought me to tears in the final moment. Well done, Elisabeth Giffin Speckman. I look forward to reading more!

    A pitch perfect monologue of two lovers seeing each other after --- Well. I don't want to spoil any of it. It brought me to tears in the final moment. Well done, Elisabeth Giffin Speckman. I look forward to reading more!

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  • D. Lee Miller: A Life Enriching Community by Philip Middleton Williams
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    Philip Middleton Williams' A LIFE ENRICHING COMMUNITY is a play we rarely see - with an older gay couple - but a story that is universal. It is the humanity of this play that will draw you in to this couple's embrace and make you care. Beautiful work.

    Philip Middleton Williams' A LIFE ENRICHING COMMUNITY is a play we rarely see - with an older gay couple - but a story that is universal. It is the humanity of this play that will draw you in to this couple's embrace and make you care. Beautiful work.

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  • D. Lee Miller: EMOJI ME NOT (from the STILL FEISTY Collection) by Vivian Lermond
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    A long-married couple attempts to put the zing back into their married life - by infusing it with art. A look at waking up your life that would put a smiley on your face in any festival.

    A long-married couple attempts to put the zing back into their married life - by infusing it with art. A look at waking up your life that would put a smiley on your face in any festival.

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