Recommended by Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn

  • Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn: Memento Mori by Jonathan Cook
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    Oh this was so beautiful and tragic at the same time. What a difficult gift Sam has, but wonderful way he makes use of it in this story. Chilling. Sam deserves a series!

    Oh this was so beautiful and tragic at the same time. What a difficult gift Sam has, but wonderful way he makes use of it in this story. Chilling. Sam deserves a series!

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  • Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn: The Paranormal Club's Seventh Annual Haunted House Sleepover by Cole Hunter Dzubak
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    Listened to this on Theatrical Shenanigans and boy does the intensity ramp up quickly! But not only is this play spooky, it asks the question "are ghost hunters really trying to help the ghosts or just trying to exploit a tragedy for their own gain?" But also, proves something I've always known, theatre majors are sensitive to everyone's feelings...even the dead!

    Listened to this on Theatrical Shenanigans and boy does the intensity ramp up quickly! But not only is this play spooky, it asks the question "are ghost hunters really trying to help the ghosts or just trying to exploit a tragedy for their own gain?" But also, proves something I've always known, theatre majors are sensitive to everyone's feelings...even the dead!

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  • Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn: The Vanishing Texter (a Halloween monologue) by Peter Dakutis
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    I knew I was in for a spooky monologue, but not the heart breaker I got. Absolutely a wonderful and sweet Halloween ghost story.

    I knew I was in for a spooky monologue, but not the heart breaker I got. Absolutely a wonderful and sweet Halloween ghost story.

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  • Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn: With Love, Your Ghosts by Mike Brannon
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    Oh, the last line is killer! A dark comedy about being literally stuck for eternity in a bad relationship...or two. Would be very fun to see the tech design for this play!

    Oh, the last line is killer! A dark comedy about being literally stuck for eternity in a bad relationship...or two. Would be very fun to see the tech design for this play!

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  • Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn: Let the Dead Bury the Dead by Mike Brannon
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    Oh this is so dark and intense! A twist on the zombie trope that really plays on your emotions. What lengths will you go to for one last chance to say goodbye. Who and what will you be willing to sacrifice? Absolutely gory and chilling!

    Oh this is so dark and intense! A twist on the zombie trope that really plays on your emotions. What lengths will you go to for one last chance to say goodbye. Who and what will you be willing to sacrifice? Absolutely gory and chilling!

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  • Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn: Gluttony on the High Seas by Steve Duprey
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    This two hander of very different men, trapped at sea, will be a great showcase for your character actors.
    The tension is high, but so is the comedy!

    This two hander of very different men, trapped at sea, will be a great showcase for your character actors.
    The tension is high, but so is the comedy!

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  • Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn: A Housewarming in Hor'ton by Greg Lam
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    This did not go remotely how I expected it to and I am delighted for it! What a fun little play to add to your spooky season lineup!

    This did not go remotely how I expected it to and I am delighted for it! What a fun little play to add to your spooky season lineup!

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  • Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn: The Return by Abhisek Bhattacharya
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    This play starts off right at tension level 10, but as you think you are being released, instead you are being twisted. The things Elena tells Bob about holding her caged really hit home, it's a wonderful monologue. A very intense story of grief with a sci-fi spin.

    This play starts off right at tension level 10, but as you think you are being released, instead you are being twisted. The things Elena tells Bob about holding her caged really hit home, it's a wonderful monologue. A very intense story of grief with a sci-fi spin.

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  • Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn: Kuchisake - Onna by Marilyn Ollett
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    Fascinating how this Japanese style horror story is not unlike a Grimm fairytale. The imagery is strong and haunting, but there is also a lesson woven within. Would be extremely powerful to witness live.

    Fascinating how this Japanese style horror story is not unlike a Grimm fairytale. The imagery is strong and haunting, but there is also a lesson woven within. Would be extremely powerful to witness live.

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  • Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn: Candlelight by Evan Baughfman
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    Oh my gosh, at first this was really intense and I was beginning to really dislike Robin's darkness. But, then my own personal philosophy was proven correct...CAKE IS THE ANSWER TO EVERYTHING! Absolutely delightful spooky play with a wonderfully "sweet" ending!

    Oh my gosh, at first this was really intense and I was beginning to really dislike Robin's darkness. But, then my own personal philosophy was proven correct...CAKE IS THE ANSWER TO EVERYTHING! Absolutely delightful spooky play with a wonderfully "sweet" ending!

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