Recommended by Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn

  • Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn: On This Site in 1782 by Christopher Plumridge
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    I adore this concept and would love to see more scenes of "nothing" happening on this spot throughout the years! "What happened?" "Oh, nothing..." I am sure this is what Fergus and Patrick said upon return from the spot to cover up what DID happen. Michael and Moira likely said the same thing in order to be coy before their big reveal to friends and family. This spot is full of potential and all due to a snarky plaque in the middle of a field!

    I adore this concept and would love to see more scenes of "nothing" happening on this spot throughout the years! "What happened?" "Oh, nothing..." I am sure this is what Fergus and Patrick said upon return from the spot to cover up what DID happen. Michael and Moira likely said the same thing in order to be coy before their big reveal to friends and family. This spot is full of potential and all due to a snarky plaque in the middle of a field!

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  • Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn: Writer's Vice (or The Muse's Gift) by Erin Osgood
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    This is hilarious! I don't intend to invite my Muse in like Sal does, cookies are not to be shared! But the physical comedy and relatable characters will be a hit in any play festival!

    This is hilarious! I don't intend to invite my Muse in like Sal does, cookies are not to be shared! But the physical comedy and relatable characters will be a hit in any play festival!

    ”
  • Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn: Right Field of Dreams by Stephen Kaplan
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    Aw! This is a sweet story of growing up and a parent and child learning about and accepting each other. Plus a little bit of ghostly fun. Lots of laughs and hands to hearts with this play.

    Aw! This is a sweet story of growing up and a parent and child learning about and accepting each other. Plus a little bit of ghostly fun. Lots of laughs and hands to hearts with this play.

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  • Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn: LADIES OF THE NIGHT by Laurie Allen
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    This is such an adorably hilarious play for two older actresses! Audiences will be roaring with laughter. Lots of great bits of physical comedy for these two best friends from high school who, frankly never grew up!

    This is such an adorably hilarious play for two older actresses! Audiences will be roaring with laughter. Lots of great bits of physical comedy for these two best friends from high school who, frankly never grew up!

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  • Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn: I, Phone by Tom Moran
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    Adorably creepy. The phone VOs would be fun to play and witness.

    Adorably creepy. The phone VOs would be fun to play and witness.

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  • Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn: -esque & -ish: a 10 minute play by B.C. Stands
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    This is truly the nightmare of all artists! Hopefully all AI can reach are just kitten videos!

    This is truly the nightmare of all artists! Hopefully all AI can reach are just kitten videos!

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  • Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn: Dream Meaning by Rebecca Kane
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    Tragically Magical. Charlotte can't shake the nightmares of her past, even while she sleeps. We can all relate to Charlotte's nightmare in some way.

    Tragically Magical. Charlotte can't shake the nightmares of her past, even while she sleeps. We can all relate to Charlotte's nightmare in some way.

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  • Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn: BOOK'D (One Act) by Rachel Keown
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    Absolute girls' night chaos. Gina has a fabulously unhinged monologue.

    Absolute girls' night chaos. Gina has a fabulously unhinged monologue.

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  • Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn: THE LAST GAMBIT - full-length philosophical mystery thriller by Tom Erb
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    A kinder, gentler Squid Games! Sometimes it takes a game to help you find the thing that you had all along. Very reminiscent of a classic Twilight Zone.

    A kinder, gentler Squid Games! Sometimes it takes a game to help you find the thing that you had all along. Very reminiscent of a classic Twilight Zone.

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  • Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn: Postpartum by Jillian Blevins
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    This starts out very real and relatable. But then...Omigod...So terrifying because it is so real and relatable! This is just what you need in your horror festival. I know I will be having nightmares for a while!

    This starts out very real and relatable. But then...Omigod...So terrifying because it is so real and relatable! This is just what you need in your horror festival. I know I will be having nightmares for a while!

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