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Bryan Stubbles

Recommended by Bryan Stubbles

  • Together by Madeline Sayet
    28 Feb. 2019
    “ If dialogue were a dream-like allegory. Sayet delivers. ”
  • One-Minute Monologue for a Woman #2 - Alternate Final Sentence by Greg Hovanesian
    14 Jan. 2019
    “ A play about a true rebel. And the cereal aisle sucks. Good for her. ”
  • MLM is for Murder (Or, Your Side Hustle is Killing Us) by John Bavoso
    3 Jan. 2019
    “ YES, YES, HELL YES!!! This is one funny, trippy and oddly truthful ride. This is Bavoso's magnum opus and holy hell y'all should read it. Prescient, bright and notorious. Incredibly well-plotted but also funny with fantastic characters. A grand slam. Woot woot woot!!! Utah should make this their state play. I swear. ”
  • It's an Espresso Drink with Foamy Steamed Milk by Steven G. Martin
    2 Dec. 2018
    “ Martin has set the goal posts for satire far and high. Could be used as a textbook. A very satirical one. Onward and upward! ”
  • Spare Change by Dana L. Stringer
    27 Nov. 2018
    “ Well-written play full of conflict and a strong ending. ”
  • The Costume Waver by Dana L. Stringer
    27 Nov. 2018
    “ Stringer exposes the shallowness of America's cultural portrayals of African Americans. And the ending is a tough one. Recommended. ”
  • HAMLET'S REVENGE by Martha Patterson
    20 Nov. 2018
    “ Fun stuff. Does a good job of mocking the whiny weirdo that is Hamlet, Dork of Denmark and his bizarre mommy fixation. Recommended. ”
  • Marie Antoinette (and the Cost of Living) by Lee R. Lawing
    18 Nov. 2018
    “ If you want to read something different and interesting, give this play a look. Some fun dialogue from Marie: "He was ug-ly. I’m sorry. An ug-ly white man all done up in lace and red ribbons. I ain’t seen ugly like that since my brother split a hog’s head in two to show me the insides." Lawing strikes again. ”
  • Mid-Year by Lee R. Lawing
    17 Nov. 2018
    “ A childhood game gets skewered in this send up of idiotic job reviews. Some very good jokes and funny dialogue such as the following:

    HEA THER
    It’s not fair! It’s not fair! I do Pilates every fracking day and I can’t make it
    around a few chairs without . . . . losing my breath.

    DOUG
    Or your job.

    And there is a twist ending. Bravo. ”
  • Employee of the Month by Rachel Bublitz
    16 Nov. 2018
    “ Saw this at the Utah New Works Theatre Project. Jolly good show! Sexism deconstruction and implosion. Beautiful. ”

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