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Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn

Recommended by Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn

  • BEST BEWARE MY STING by Donna Latham
    1 Oct. 2020
    “ It's about time Petruchio got what was coming to him! If you have a love/hate relationship with The Taming of The Shrew, then you definitely need to join O'Felia as she helps Kate retain her sense of self and saves her from gaslighting, mansplaining men! A true delight! ”
  • Planetary Dynamics by Bridgette Dutta Portman
    1 Oct. 2020
    “ This is the stuff that nerds like me eat right up! So many laugh out loud moments! And you really don't have to know a LOT about astronomy to get all the jokes, but it DOES make it a LOT funnier if you do. Who knew, even as a grown up, I could have fun while learning? This is SO MUCH FUN! Love it! ”
  • Listening to the Neighbors by Timothy-Talia M. Gadomski
    1 Oct. 2020
    “ This is an interesting and well executed slice of life audio play. Truly, bite size slices of life. But so very real. And I love how you get to turn around and go back and hear more from each house. It all flows very smoothly in real time. As someone who walks their own neighborhood regularly, I too listen and try to imagine the rest of the stories in each home I pass as I get little nibbles of the life inside. ”
  • Your First Pet and the Street You Grew Up On by DC Cathro
    30 Sep. 2020
    “ Wow! The visuals and the well thought out dialogue will make this a very hard hitting and memorable part of an evening. This play is nothing you expected in slightly familiar clothing. It really leaves you thinking and wanting to reach out and hug the characters because they're so very real, as is their struggle. Well done. ”
  • Big Mouth Thunder Thighs by Bess Welden
    29 Sep. 2020
    “ This is absolutely beautiful, funny and heart-breakingly relatable. I would love to see this piece. I would love to perform this piece. I would love for the world to see this piece and understand. Thank you, Bess Welden for such a raw and real piece of theatre. Such great work! ”
  • Everything I eat in a day: a shameless corona play by Courtney Bailey
    28 Sep. 2020
    “ OMG I am so glad I read this script today! I have been looking for my smile and it was in this play all along! I absolutely love and relate to Kirsten. I would click subscribe to her channel in a second. She is the best, I love her, I want to see more of her! Well written, Courtney Bailey! ”
  • How to Feel Feelings by Alissa Rubinstein
    28 Sep. 2020
    “ This is a great study on human nature and how we see one another. A truly peppy and positive person may have a darkness inside them. Maybe a morose mouse of a person can have a powerful warrior within them when it matters most. A great show for actors to show their skills off! ”
  • Joan's Arc by Emily Hageman
    28 Sep. 2020
    “ Wow. Had to take a break at the end of act 1 so I could calm myself down. And of course, at the end of act 2, tears are flowing again. This is such a great play because it doesn't focus on the actual school shooting...the "why did this happen?" This is about living, living as a whole, imperfect human being. Doing your best to be better. This is so beautiful and I hope it gets produced a million times because more people need to see/hear these words. ”
  • Fourth Grade Girl Pact by Jessica Chipman
    28 Sep. 2020
    “ This is such a fun piece for student performers. Both characters are rich, deep and fun to play. And the messages of making decisions for yourself, trusting your instincts and what makes a good friend are so important right now! ”
  • Riddles by Ross Tedford Kendall
    28 Sep. 2020
    “ I literally said "Ooo!" out loud when I read the last line. I love a good riddle and this play is chock full of them. The tension is very real and the characters are dark and deep. This would make a great short film, too! I'll be thinking about this script for a while. ”

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