Recommended by Vivian Lermond

  • Vivian Lermond: Barbie Throws a House Party! by Catherine Weingarten
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    A really fun spoof on "Barbie brigade" stereotypes! A fun-packed short play I would loved to see performed!

    A really fun spoof on "Barbie brigade" stereotypes! A fun-packed short play I would loved to see performed!

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  • Vivian Lermond: Favorite Son by Philip Middleton Williams
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    Sometimes it takes a family crisis to close old wounds and clear a pathway to healing. Poignant, powerful and positively real! FAVORITE SON is a winner!

    Sometimes it takes a family crisis to close old wounds and clear a pathway to healing. Poignant, powerful and positively real! FAVORITE SON is a winner!

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  • Vivian Lermond: The Enigma by Kate Danley
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    This is a dream monologue for any mid-life actor - plenty of emotional dips and dives aided and abetted by well-drawn words and plenty of opportunity to play with subtext! Loved it!!

    This is a dream monologue for any mid-life actor - plenty of emotional dips and dives aided and abetted by well-drawn words and plenty of opportunity to play with subtext! Loved it!!

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  • Vivian Lermond: That's Odd by Mark V Jones
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    The human mind can travel to un-chartered destinations, and THAT'S ODD takes us down one such highway! Funny, fast-paced storytelling! I enjoyed the read!

    The human mind can travel to un-chartered destinations, and THAT'S ODD takes us down one such highway! Funny, fast-paced storytelling! I enjoyed the read!

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  • Vivian Lermond: Fridge by Jennifer O'Grady
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    A quirky, funny, fast-paced play that keeps us laughing, but still delivers the subliminal message that we should appreciate what we have and find room for acceptance. Well done!

    A quirky, funny, fast-paced play that keeps us laughing, but still delivers the subliminal message that we should appreciate what we have and find room for acceptance. Well done!

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  • Vivian Lermond: Children's Letters To Satan by John Busser
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    Such a fun collection of international "kid" voices crafted to be appreciated by adults needing to find their way back to their "inner child"! Comedic actors will have great fun with this! An hilarious holiday alternative to the usual bill of fare!

    Such a fun collection of international "kid" voices crafted to be appreciated by adults needing to find their way back to their "inner child"! Comedic actors will have great fun with this! An hilarious holiday alternative to the usual bill of fare!

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  • Vivian Lermond: CELL - BANG by Paul Smith
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    This is a story-monologue of the finest caliber! Loved the language syntax and character development! Produce!

    This is a story-monologue of the finest caliber! Loved the language syntax and character development! Produce!

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  • Vivian Lermond: I WILL NEVER PLAY JULIET by Paul Smith
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    Alice comes alive on the page - a real, believable character that speaks to a part of every woman who has reached the youth of her old age. Smith captures the personality and multi-dimensional layers of his character so well that we wish we could hear more than a mere 5 minutes of storytelling. A brilliant piece that should be produced here, there and everywhere.

    Alice comes alive on the page - a real, believable character that speaks to a part of every woman who has reached the youth of her old age. Smith captures the personality and multi-dimensional layers of his character so well that we wish we could hear more than a mere 5 minutes of storytelling. A brilliant piece that should be produced here, there and everywhere.

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  • Vivian Lermond: I WILL NEVER PLAY HAMLET by Paul Smith
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    A beautiful, rhythmic monologue that captures both the humor and poignancy of aging. Love the cadence of language and the strength of the storytelling.

    A beautiful, rhythmic monologue that captures both the humor and poignancy of aging. Love the cadence of language and the strength of the storytelling.

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  • Vivian Lermond: An Authentic Rembrandt by D. Lee Miller
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    When our sixth sense gets muddled by an onslaught of modern technology, we lose the life breath of our higher instincts. This wonderful discourse between the artist Rembrandt and a young down-on-her luck art historian offers us not only a slice of historical insight, but a dynamic lesson in the timeless lesson of learning to trust your gut. AN AUTHENTIC REMBRANDT is a piece of art!

    When our sixth sense gets muddled by an onslaught of modern technology, we lose the life breath of our higher instincts. This wonderful discourse between the artist Rembrandt and a young down-on-her luck art historian offers us not only a slice of historical insight, but a dynamic lesson in the timeless lesson of learning to trust your gut. AN AUTHENTIC REMBRANDT is a piece of art!

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