Recommended by Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn

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    A slice of life story about family, legacy and what people feel entitled to after a life of comfort. There are plenty of characters to relate to for someone and their stories are all rich and deserving to be heard. This play shows that you don't have to OWN something to still love and enjoy it.

    A slice of life story about family, legacy and what people feel entitled to after a life of comfort. There are plenty of characters to relate to for someone and their stories are all rich and deserving to be heard. This play shows that you don't have to OWN something to still love and enjoy it.

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    Omigoodness what a sweet and heart wrenching piece. CRICKET showcases in a relatable way things we focus on, like little irritaions, when we want to think about something else. I hope Elsie leans in the way Paul suggests.

    Omigoodness what a sweet and heart wrenching piece. CRICKET showcases in a relatable way things we focus on, like little irritaions, when we want to think about something else. I hope Elsie leans in the way Paul suggests.

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    I never thought I could relate as an artist to the much revered Shakespeare, but this play shooteth straight and true! Even the best endure rejection, but it doesn't mean you can't be inspired by the rejection! Absolutely hilarious!

    I never thought I could relate as an artist to the much revered Shakespeare, but this play shooteth straight and true! Even the best endure rejection, but it doesn't mean you can't be inspired by the rejection! Absolutely hilarious!

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    This play takes us on a journey with Maggie/Dr. Margaret, who thought she understood her cold, hard mother. Until she is given a gift of artistic enlightenment, possibly too late for mom and Maggie. But not too late for others if Dr Margaret has a say. And that is the beauty of this story. Understanding why people are the way they are, and with perspective, allowing people to be who they can and should be.

    This play takes us on a journey with Maggie/Dr. Margaret, who thought she understood her cold, hard mother. Until she is given a gift of artistic enlightenment, possibly too late for mom and Maggie. But not too late for others if Dr Margaret has a say. And that is the beauty of this story. Understanding why people are the way they are, and with perspective, allowing people to be who they can and should be.

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    This is a nightmare! And not the nightmare the title had me anticipating, but one more likely to actually happen to me! This would be hilarious to design and stage.

    This is a nightmare! And not the nightmare the title had me anticipating, but one more likely to actually happen to me! This would be hilarious to design and stage.

  • Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn: The Four Groomsmen of the Apocalypse by John Busser
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    A wedding comedy + an apocalypse?! Only from Busser! This is the bang we all want to go out on. Fun characters and naughty jokes. And some jerk named "Warren?" You will have so much fun executing this play, along with the world as we know it.

    A wedding comedy + an apocalypse?! Only from Busser! This is the bang we all want to go out on. Fun characters and naughty jokes. And some jerk named "Warren?" You will have so much fun executing this play, along with the world as we know it.

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  • Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn: MY WAY, YOUR WAY AND THE HIGHWAY by Julie Brandon
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    This couple just jumped their first hurdle of stress in their future together. All signs on this highway look good to me!

    This couple just jumped their first hurdle of stress in their future together. All signs on this highway look good to me!

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  • Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn: Erstwhile No More by Claudia Haas
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    This isn't chilling, because boy does it light a fire in me! It is so enraging and frustrating that there are men that believe this behavior is kind and wished for and if you don't at least smile and thank them, then you deserve whatever comes to you. And it starts young, on both sides. This is a play that will definitely inspire talkbacks!

    This isn't chilling, because boy does it light a fire in me! It is so enraging and frustrating that there are men that believe this behavior is kind and wished for and if you don't at least smile and thank them, then you deserve whatever comes to you. And it starts young, on both sides. This is a play that will definitely inspire talkbacks!

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  • Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn: 37 Origami Bees by Mathew Green
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    What a tough situation to be in, for anyone! Let alone the whole world! This is a dark comedy about what we, as humans value. Privacy, experiences, and human life itself. What is it all worth? What would you risk just for "the experience?" What would you give up for all of mankind? This is a play that will have audiences discussing their opinions long after curtain call!

    What a tough situation to be in, for anyone! Let alone the whole world! This is a dark comedy about what we, as humans value. Privacy, experiences, and human life itself. What is it all worth? What would you risk just for "the experience?" What would you give up for all of mankind? This is a play that will have audiences discussing their opinions long after curtain call!

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  • Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn: The Void by Jasmine Spiess
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    There are so many profound statements in this piece about grief and how it affects us. The last page hits so hard because it makes everything so very real from page to human. When Laurel says "In wanting it your way, you're not here," it really landed with me as well as Sadie. This is a wonderful snapshot of grief, guilt and moving through...not moving on, as moving on feels wrong. Moving through to seeing Sadie's sister in a new way. Love.

    There are so many profound statements in this piece about grief and how it affects us. The last page hits so hard because it makes everything so very real from page to human. When Laurel says "In wanting it your way, you're not here," it really landed with me as well as Sadie. This is a wonderful snapshot of grief, guilt and moving through...not moving on, as moving on feels wrong. Moving through to seeing Sadie's sister in a new way. Love.

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