Recommended by Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn

  • Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn: Three Husbands (Monologue) by Paul Donnelly
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    Wow. Monica has such a strong, insightful voice. Very engaging and the audience is really feeling for her. I would love to hear more from Monica! Her story sounds very interesting!

    Wow. Monica has such a strong, insightful voice. Very engaging and the audience is really feeling for her. I would love to hear more from Monica! Her story sounds very interesting!

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  • Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn: BLAME IT ON BARBIE, a four-minute comedy for two women by Arianna Rose
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    Marie is SUCH a supportive mother. Until Terry tells her the big news. As a person who got a degree in theatre arts, I can definitely relate to this conversation. Hilarious and very true!

    Marie is SUCH a supportive mother. Until Terry tells her the big news. As a person who got a degree in theatre arts, I can definitely relate to this conversation. Hilarious and very true!

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  • Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn: The Aging Fairy (from the THE WRINKLE RANCH AND OTHER PLAYS ABOUT GROWING OLD collection) by Debra A. Cole
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    This play did not go the way I expected it to and I LOVE it! Linda is a wonderfully grounded human being and I only hope to be half as wise as she is in the future. What a brilliant choice she makes at the end. And the fairy will be so fun to design as well as perform!

    This play did not go the way I expected it to and I LOVE it! Linda is a wonderfully grounded human being and I only hope to be half as wise as she is in the future. What a brilliant choice she makes at the end. And the fairy will be so fun to design as well as perform!

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  • Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn: Out for Blood by Debra A. Cole
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    This would be a perfect piece for a Halloween themed evening of short plays! A surprising twist and high stakes will keep the audience "thirsty" for more!

    This would be a perfect piece for a Halloween themed evening of short plays! A surprising twist and high stakes will keep the audience "thirsty" for more!

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  • Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn: Your Dad is a Superhero! Right. by Lee R. Lawing
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    Just the specific way the characters pronounce "thong" in this play will have you giggling. But there is so much more fun to have with this script! And now I'm wondering what superhero costume would call to me?

    Just the specific way the characters pronounce "thong" in this play will have you giggling. But there is so much more fun to have with this script! And now I'm wondering what superhero costume would call to me?

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  • Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn: Gemini A: A One-Minute Monologue by Greg Hovanesian
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    Can confirm, as a Gemini, this is how my mind works...

    Can confirm, as a Gemini, this is how my mind works...

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  • Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn: 4 Horses of the Apocalypse by Matthew Weaver
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    I love the delightful way this dark parable is told. The horses are like us all, waiting for the other shoe to drop. For the gates to open. For our call to arms...but oh! Sugar cubes! Living in the moment is great, too. I especially love the depiction of Death. It will be shocking and hilarious to behold this play.

    I love the delightful way this dark parable is told. The horses are like us all, waiting for the other shoe to drop. For the gates to open. For our call to arms...but oh! Sugar cubes! Living in the moment is great, too. I especially love the depiction of Death. It will be shocking and hilarious to behold this play.

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  • Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn: Reflections by Jonathan Cook
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    I absolutely love this. It is a concept I have never seen or thought of before. And now I will never stop thinking about it! Truly spooky and a wonderful vehicle for the actors emotionally. You will never look at mirrors the same way. And now I need to know more about the world this play exists in!

    I absolutely love this. It is a concept I have never seen or thought of before. And now I will never stop thinking about it! Truly spooky and a wonderful vehicle for the actors emotionally. You will never look at mirrors the same way. And now I need to know more about the world this play exists in!

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  • Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn: A Benevolent Alliance of Mourners by Ken Preuss
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    This play hit me harder than I expected to at first. The surprising connection between Ellie and Alex hit me hard. And then filled me with relief that they found each other at just the right moment. We all need someone to be our whole picture person. Just a lovely piece about kindred spirits, lifting each other up when the world feels heaviest.

    This play hit me harder than I expected to at first. The surprising connection between Ellie and Alex hit me hard. And then filled me with relief that they found each other at just the right moment. We all need someone to be our whole picture person. Just a lovely piece about kindred spirits, lifting each other up when the world feels heaviest.

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  • Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn: Unprovoked by Dana Hall
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    This is so upsetting and frustrating. As much as some counselors might want to help students like Isaiah, the system makes it difficult and sometimes puts them in danger by sticking to the "way things are always done." Perhaps if this were performed at teacher in services or the like, a talk back might help come up with better, safer and more caring solutions.

    This is so upsetting and frustrating. As much as some counselors might want to help students like Isaiah, the system makes it difficult and sometimes puts them in danger by sticking to the "way things are always done." Perhaps if this were performed at teacher in services or the like, a talk back might help come up with better, safer and more caring solutions.

    ”