Recommended by Vivian Lermond

  • Vivian Lermond: Can I Get Uhhhh by Cole Hunter Dzubak
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    A fast, fun, perfect tiny play! Actors will have great fun performing this comedy. Well done!

    A fast, fun, perfect tiny play! Actors will have great fun performing this comedy. Well done!

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  • Vivian Lermond: The Crown versus Santa Claus by Christopher Plumridge
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    Ah! The power of the holiday Panto! A creative, imaginative and hilarious crown jewel of a Christmas play. Add this witty wonder to your holiday play showcase! Well done!

    Ah! The power of the holiday Panto! A creative, imaginative and hilarious crown jewel of a Christmas play. Add this witty wonder to your holiday play showcase! Well done!

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  • Vivian Lermond: Our Santa by Jaxson Mackling
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    An honest Christmas play with something to say! Mackling gives us a holiday gift to be remembered in OUR SANTA - a poignant and unexpected truth wrapped up in remembrance. Perfect selection for a holiday play festival!

    An honest Christmas play with something to say! Mackling gives us a holiday gift to be remembered in OUR SANTA - a poignant and unexpected truth wrapped up in remembrance. Perfect selection for a holiday play festival!

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  • Vivian Lermond: Coming Out to Uncle Jake by Donald E. Baker
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    There is nothing I like better than a little plot twist, and Baker delivers just that in the short frame of 60 seconds. A perfect addition to any one-minute play festival!

    There is nothing I like better than a little plot twist, and Baker delivers just that in the short frame of 60 seconds. A perfect addition to any one-minute play festival!

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  • Vivian Lermond: You'll be Missed, Stephen Sondheim by John Medlin
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    This short, poignant monologue is long on emotional triggers. Such a gift to an actor to explore the backstory of the character and how the music of Sondheim gifted him with fortitude and the ability to get past his life challenges. Lovely!

    This short, poignant monologue is long on emotional triggers. Such a gift to an actor to explore the backstory of the character and how the music of Sondheim gifted him with fortitude and the ability to get past his life challenges. Lovely!

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  • Vivian Lermond: Go Knights! (Ten Minute) by Paul Donnelly
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    Take a classic theme (rejection), add a well-developed, conflict-driven, believable character arc, a most satisfying resolution, and what do you get? A wonderful 10-minute play! Marvelous roles for senior actors and a great choice for inclusion in any short play festival!

    Take a classic theme (rejection), add a well-developed, conflict-driven, believable character arc, a most satisfying resolution, and what do you get? A wonderful 10-minute play! Marvelous roles for senior actors and a great choice for inclusion in any short play festival!

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  • Vivian Lermond: To Fetch a Pail of Water by Morey Norkin
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    If you are looking for an "audience favorite" at a 10-minue play festival, try TO FETCH A PAIL OF WATER. Fast, funny and full of opportunities for physical comedy! Put this little gem in your "must read" queue!

    If you are looking for an "audience favorite" at a 10-minue play festival, try TO FETCH A PAIL OF WATER. Fast, funny and full of opportunities for physical comedy! Put this little gem in your "must read" queue!

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  • Vivian Lermond: Aunt Nellie's Two Cents Worth by Donald E. Baker
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    This short "slice of life" two-hander, set in 1950 Bible Belt Indiana, gives us a lovely sliver of Hoosier sugar cream pie and the less sweet flavor of religious prejudice. Nellie and Flo give us pause to think and re-evaluate society's perspectives in the 21st century, and to question the reality that old bias still lives and still divides. I enjoyed the read.

    This short "slice of life" two-hander, set in 1950 Bible Belt Indiana, gives us a lovely sliver of Hoosier sugar cream pie and the less sweet flavor of religious prejudice. Nellie and Flo give us pause to think and re-evaluate society's perspectives in the 21st century, and to question the reality that old bias still lives and still divides. I enjoyed the read.

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  • Vivian Lermond: Remembering Margot by Claudia Haas
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    Haas has given us a powerful, poignant story that gets inside our heads and hearts and won't let go! Her re-imagining of Margot Frank and the dynamics of her world and relationships is exquisite. MARGOT CHOSE ANNE is a play that paints a beautiful picture of remembrance, and deserves to come to life on the stage!

    Haas has given us a powerful, poignant story that gets inside our heads and hearts and won't let go! Her re-imagining of Margot Frank and the dynamics of her world and relationships is exquisite. MARGOT CHOSE ANNE is a play that paints a beautiful picture of remembrance, and deserves to come to life on the stage!

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  • Vivian Lermond: Chute! by Guy Newsham
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    CHUTE! is a bit of fresh air! Fast-paced and powerful! Newsham takes on a conflict-driven story and delivers a serious topic with finesse! This gem of a ten-minute play deserves a berth in any short play festival!

    CHUTE! is a bit of fresh air! Fast-paced and powerful! Newsham takes on a conflict-driven story and delivers a serious topic with finesse! This gem of a ten-minute play deserves a berth in any short play festival!

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