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Lisa Dellagiarino Feriend

Recommended by Lisa Dellagiarino Feriend

  • The Matrimony Experiment by Conor McShane
    21 Mar. 2021
    “ This short play about two strangers who are about to get married as part of a social experiment (and for a whole lot of money) is fantastic. Their situation is slowly revealed as they make small talk while waiting for their turn in the court room, and you end up feeling for and rooting for these two seemingly incompatible people. I want a sequel so I can find out what happens to them! ”
  • Rooted (monologue) by Rachel Aberman
    21 Mar. 2021
    “ This monologue is great. Willow is so relatable and the way she talks through her problem feels so true to life. Plus the surprise ending is fantastic. ”
  • What Happens When You Research Practically Anything In This Country by Greg Lam
    21 Mar. 2021
    “ Most accurate one-minute play about America ever. ”
  • #therevolution by Kristoffer Diaz
    18 Mar. 2021
    “ This dark comedy is terrific and more proof that what we all learned in global studies still holds true: absolute power really does corrupt absolutely, even when it begins as a revolution. I'm a big fan of Kristoffer Diaz, and #therevolution is no exception. ”
  • Off Center by Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn
    16 Mar. 2021
    “ What a beautiful, sweet short play this is! I loved listening to Melody and Lindsay talk, and I especially loved the reveal at the end. Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn has a knack for writing plays that will touch you. This one is lovely! ”
  • Stiletto Envy by Eliana Pipes
    15 Mar. 2021
    “ Oh my gosh, I love this play. It transports you right back to high school and all that angst, but it is also sweet and simple in the best ways. A perfect piece of theater for high school students and all of us. ”
  • Elvis is Dead - Saving the world takes time. by James Hutchison
    15 Mar. 2021
    “ This short play about time travel featuring a helpful librarian is delightful. The dialogue is fast and fun, and the whole premise is terrific. It's also kind of a love letter to libraries and librarians, which I wasn't expecting but thoroughly enjoyed. ”
  • Exit Strategy by Tom Moran
    15 Mar. 2021
    “ What a fun one act! Sean gives an exit interview to women when they break up with him and tries to adjust himself accordingly for the next woman. I'm probably not supposed to admit that I found Sean's attempts and frustrations relatable, but I sure did. I loved the premise, the smart dialogue, and the way whole play unfolded. Tom Moran sure knows how to write a comedy. Great job! ”
  • Polar Bears, Black Boys, & Prairie Fringed Orchids by Vincent Terrell Durham
    11 Mar. 2021
    “ Vincent Terrell Durham has pulled off something very impressive with this one. He delves into police violence, well-intentioned white people, and endangered species with humor, nuance, and a cast of characters who feel like real, complex people. The dialogue is razor sharp. I thoroughly enjoyed this play. ”
  • A Single F*cking Retweet by Imani Vaughn-Jones
    11 Mar. 2021
    “ This short Zoom play is great. The characters are funny, even in the midst of all the bad things happening to them, and they're written with such wonderfully natural dialogue. I especially loved the hopeful note that the play ended on - at least, I interpreted it as being hopeful. Imani Vaughn-Jones is a very engaging playwright, and I look forward to reading more! ”

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