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Bryan Stubbles

Recommended by Bryan Stubbles

  • INCREDIBLY CUTE by Rachael Carnes
    19 Jun. 2018
    “ Wonderful satire. Solid send up of technology. Some very good lines from a very sentient device. One of my favoritesmocking Buzzfeed: “Choose Your Best Sandals for Summer and We’ll Tell You Which “Rugrats” Character You Are.” - Carnes strikes again! ”
  • Bloodkitchen by Mattie Roquel Rydalch
    19 Jun. 2018
    “ I read this a while ago. This is a lovely, blood-filled journey of awesomeness. Highly recommended for connoisseurs of a bloody good horror! All hail Rydalch, badass poet of radio doom! ”
  • Civilization by Kita Mehaffy
    14 Jun. 2018
    “ Fun little romp through the mythos of the Old West. Funny. Entertaining. Works on different levels. Dialogue reminiscent of Bret Harte. Definitely worth a spot with any group of shorts. Mehaffy's pacing is perfect. Cute ending. ”
  • Speaking of Dildos (sketch comedy) by Kris Thompson
    13 Jun. 2018
    “ Refreshing bit of comedy. The punchline at the end is a winner. A lovely play for any adult-oriented night of shorts. ”
  • The Bomb A 10-minute Play by Lisa Langford
    13 Jun. 2018
    “ Love this play. It fits a bittersweet love story into the paradigm of modern America at the front lines of change. And it is FUNNY (and painful at the same time). Langford has created a play that is both a time capsule and an eternal story...the eternal time capsule. The play is screaming for productions. I join that scream. Huzzah! ”
  • Seventh Inning Stretch by Layla Dowlatshahi
    12 Jun. 2018
    “ Sweet, gentle play about loneliness. Has a lot of heart. Dowlatshahi can write a baseball play with the best of them. Rare snapshot of two people lost in their own special way. More productions, please. ”
  • African Americana by Aurin Squire
    11 Jun. 2018
    “ Here's a play too brave for America. A very beautiful, poetic piece of theatre ready for all the world to see. Warren's use of the six perfections is, well, perfect. An extremely observant piece from an important voice. Favorite funny line: "It appears like liberal campaign staffers are New York City's largest export to the rest of the country." The ending bit of dialogue regarding East Cleveland is on the money. Bravo! ”
  • Monologue for a Woman by Greg Hovanesian
    10 Jun. 2018
    “ Say what you mean, mean what you say. This playlet embodies that mantra - good use of satire. ”
  • Scientists Make Me Sick by Kathleen Jones
    10 Jun. 2018
    “ Wow. An indredibly strong play based on choices and the morass known as America. There are no winners in Jones' play, and it's refreshing to see plays that don't have an easy resolution. Beautiful. ”
  • The Weary by Michael Goodwin Hilton
    10 Jun. 2018
    “ Painful reminder about when parents don't take care of themselves, they inadvertently hurt their kids. A powerful piece. Great monologue for any actor, really. ”

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