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Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn

Recommended by Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn

  • The Oktavist by Vince Gatton
    24 Jan. 2023
    “ The dialogue in this piece is so smart, funny and touching. The desire to create something beautiful doesn’t always come with the ability. Dmitri’s monologue about the epiphany is passionate and tragic. Lots of levels and layers to these characters to explore! ”
  • A Doll for my Daughter by Cole Hunter Dzubak
    24 Jan. 2023
    “ A snapshot in time of a normal day under not so normal circumstances. How do you go on doing normal things after a major tragedy? Sometimes you just have ignore the list and buy what makes you feel good. ”
  • A Frozen Window by Cole Hunter Dzubak
    23 Jan. 2023
    “ A typical roommate confrontation boils over into the destruction of trust and friendship. We see clearly the relationship that is dying right before our eyes. Great piece for two actors to show off their chemistry. ”
  • Memory - Version 2 by Rachel Feeny-Williams
    23 Jan. 2023
    “ I am convinced Rachel Feeny-Williams should be writing for television series. The ideas are endless and the way the clues unfold in this story, it’s brilliant. Rachel will write the next great detective series! I predict it here! ”
  • The Twisted House by Ross Tedford Kendall
    23 Jan. 2023
    “ I didn’t think a haunted house play could work as well as RTK’s TWISTED HOUSE does, but I was super engaged from page one. Designers will have a blast creating the horrifying magic this house requires. Audiences will be chilled and thrilled! This is a play people will want to come see more than once, because it is more than a play, it’s an experience! ”
  • The Blattriam by Jarred Corona
    23 Jan. 2023
    “ Wow. This piece goes beyond Kafka, beyond Steven King even. It’s horrifying in its cruelty and violence, but also in its reality. The symbolism of Petyr being treated as a cockroach by his parents and his desperation to just please them both is heartbreaking. This is a play that says a lot about family, society and self worth. ”
  • ALL ABOUT SAX by Jarred Corona
    22 Jan. 2023
    “ This play starts out as an aggressive farce, slapping silliness in your face like a wet s-a-c-k of fish. But as it goes on, there really is a thoughtful message. It never stops the silly, but along with the laughs, prepare to be enlightened too! This would be a lot of fun to produce and will have audiences laughing while they think. I loved the ant story. Zeus was wrong about that one! ”
  • Pee Hot, or The St. Agnes Fiasco by Jarred Corona
    22 Jan. 2023
    “ Such a fast and furious farce. Your actors best brush and floss their teeth in order to be able to spit this dialogue clean! Is that a flame thrower in your pocket or are you just enjoying this play? ”
  • Helsaga by Ky Weeks
    22 Jan. 2023
    “ This would be such an epic production to develop for the stage. The designs, the story, the performances. Somewhat familiar lore brought to such dark and beautiful light, just like Hel. This is what you want to add to your season if you want to show off all your production company can do while definitely selling out your seats! ”
  • Kings in the Dark by Ky Weeks
    16 Jan. 2023
    “ Wow. This is a beautiful and dark folktale that Weeks has crafted. There is so much that can be done with design and performance. But also it will have audiences talking afterward. Very cool piece to show off character work and stage combat! ”

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