Recommended by Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn

  • Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn: The Eighth Deadly Sin by Kieran Khanna
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    This line had me laughing out loud:
    WRATH:
    I’m pissed that you came here not knowing who you are and that your memory is gone! LET’S FIX THAT!!

    This is a play with huge characters. Fun to embody and design! I'm wondering still what the newest Sin might be...Distraction? I think I'm proud of myself for thinking of that. Don't envy my brain! I'm going to sleep now.

    This line had me laughing out loud:
    WRATH:
    I’m pissed that you came here not knowing who you are and that your memory is gone! LET’S FIX THAT!!

    This is a play with huge characters. Fun to embody and design! I'm wondering still what the newest Sin might be...Distraction? I think I'm proud of myself for thinking of that. Don't envy my brain! I'm going to sleep now.

    ”
  • Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn: In My World, an Entire Entenmann’s Cheese Danish is One Serving (Alternate) by Christopher Soucy
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    As a Not Bob, I adore this story about life on Bob and the delicate balance of pastries distributed throughout the universe. From the saucy mind of Soucy, this play is so surreal, you will need a coffee cake to get your mind right! Brilliantly weird and funny!

    As a Not Bob, I adore this story about life on Bob and the delicate balance of pastries distributed throughout the universe. From the saucy mind of Soucy, this play is so surreal, you will need a coffee cake to get your mind right! Brilliantly weird and funny!

    ”
  • Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn: In My World, an Entire Entenmann’s Cheese Danish is One Serving by Christopher Soucy
    “

    We all feel like Debbie sometimes. And her last line truly resonates with me! And this play is only funny because it is so very honest. Debbie is making choices we all WISH we could make! Meh to the consequences! Absolutely delicious!

    We all feel like Debbie sometimes. And her last line truly resonates with me! And this play is only funny because it is so very honest. Debbie is making choices we all WISH we could make! Meh to the consequences! Absolutely delicious!

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  • Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn: Hemoglobin and Chlorophyll: A Magical Swamp Thing Christmas by Jennifer O'Grady
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    Horror, holiday and political satire all in one! If we weren't careening toward this "science adjacent science" country of beliefs, I would replace "horror" with "comedy," because this truly is a funny monologue! Especially with how Ainsley speaks to the crowd! For now, I prepare for next year's Swamp Thing Christmas!

    Horror, holiday and political satire all in one! If we weren't careening toward this "science adjacent science" country of beliefs, I would replace "horror" with "comedy," because this truly is a funny monologue! Especially with how Ainsley speaks to the crowd! For now, I prepare for next year's Swamp Thing Christmas!

    ”
  • Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn: Flicker by Claire Waldrop
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    Such a sad and eerie story about resilience. The audience will be cheering for Matty and William. I hope they both get to go home, wherever that may be.

    Such a sad and eerie story about resilience. The audience will be cheering for Matty and William. I hope they both get to go home, wherever that may be.

    ”
  • Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn: Things I Learned While Careening Toward the Center of the Universe by Philip Middleton Williams
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    This is just so relatable AND a feel good story! A platonic meet cute during the holidays just fills my soul! This is a Hallmark story for those who don't need the romance to enjoy their fellow humans during the holidays! Also STAR TREK!

    This is just so relatable AND a feel good story! A platonic meet cute during the holidays just fills my soul! This is a Hallmark story for those who don't need the romance to enjoy their fellow humans during the holidays! Also STAR TREK!

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  • Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn: Fahrenheit Ho Ho Ho by Sam Heyman
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    This play is so smart and savage. I too, often feel like an empty soul in an author shaped vessel! So funny and yet I feel my soul learned something!

    This play is so smart and savage. I too, often feel like an empty soul in an author shaped vessel! So funny and yet I feel my soul learned something!

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  • Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn: All Too HumAIn by John Busser
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    Wow. This is a comedy, but also a little scary and timely. If humans are told to be suspicious of other humans, they really will be. A sliver of information can cause people to fill in blanks and spiral until they are at each other's throats! And with some people (artists especially) absolutely terrified of AI these days, this is a play that is worth viewing and discussing!

    Wow. This is a comedy, but also a little scary and timely. If humans are told to be suspicious of other humans, they really will be. A sliver of information can cause people to fill in blanks and spiral until they are at each other's throats! And with some people (artists especially) absolutely terrified of AI these days, this is a play that is worth viewing and discussing!

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  • Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn: Locally Sourced Municipal Frogs by Darrin Friedman
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    This fever dream of a play actually feels like the fever dream of a reality we are all living in today! If we are going to fight ridiculous evil with ridiculous joy, I am so here for it! Let's all wear sparkles and lick some midwestern frogs...as long as the frogs consent!

    This fever dream of a play actually feels like the fever dream of a reality we are all living in today! If we are going to fight ridiculous evil with ridiculous joy, I am so here for it! Let's all wear sparkles and lick some midwestern frogs...as long as the frogs consent!

    ”
  • Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn: The Quake by Travis Williams
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    So creepy, and quite terrifying. You get to know Jackie and Briggs and love their relationship. This play gets you to really invest in these kids and then scare you to death for them. Definitely listen to this one on Gather by the Ghostlight!

    So creepy, and quite terrifying. You get to know Jackie and Briggs and love their relationship. This play gets you to really invest in these kids and then scare you to death for them. Definitely listen to this one on Gather by the Ghostlight!

    ”