Recommended by Vivian Lermond

  • Vivian Lermond: BATH TIME (monologue) by Kris Thompson
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    With beautiful, visual words that place us in the moment, Thompson delivers a wonderful poignant mother/daughter experience. A wonderful audition monologue!

    With beautiful, visual words that place us in the moment, Thompson delivers a wonderful poignant mother/daughter experience. A wonderful audition monologue!

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  • Vivian Lermond: BALL AND CHAIN a monologue by D. Lee Miller
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    A fabulous piece of writing! As the curator of a Monologue Monday event for a local theatre, I selected Miller's work as part of the lineup, which truly fit the theme "Still Feisty". BALL AND CHAIN was a sure fire hit with the audience!

    A fabulous piece of writing! As the curator of a Monologue Monday event for a local theatre, I selected Miller's work as part of the lineup, which truly fit the theme "Still Feisty". BALL AND CHAIN was a sure fire hit with the audience!

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  • Vivian Lermond: Natural Things by Mark V Jones
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    A wonderful, heartfelt piece of writing with a wonderful, unexpected twist! A perfect audition piece!

    A wonderful, heartfelt piece of writing with a wonderful, unexpected twist! A perfect audition piece!

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  • Vivian Lermond: Annnd Scene (of the Crime) by John Busser
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    What Busser has created is a play with comedic actor dream roles! A fun romp through old time film noir against a very funny game of improv. This is a play I want to see!

    What Busser has created is a play with comedic actor dream roles! A fun romp through old time film noir against a very funny game of improv. This is a play I want to see!

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  • Vivian Lermond: THE ANNOUNCEMENT by Beth Polsky
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    THE ANNOUNCEMENT is a wonderful short play with a fabulous plot twist and believable characters. An added bonus of this little gem of a comedy is a solid theme of acceptance. Well done!

    THE ANNOUNCEMENT is a wonderful short play with a fabulous plot twist and believable characters. An added bonus of this little gem of a comedy is a solid theme of acceptance. Well done!

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  • Vivian Lermond: The Aloha Life by Jean Koppen
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    A short, fun-filled romantic comedy with punchy dialogue and delightful characters! Easy to stage in any festival venue.

    A short, fun-filled romantic comedy with punchy dialogue and delightful characters! Easy to stage in any festival venue.

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  • Vivian Lermond: Jenga by Michael Edan
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    Edan gives us non-stop mother/daughter tension and a powerful look into maternal love and loss. Well-crafted monologues are carefully woven into the structure of the play and give us an intimate look at the complex emotions of both women. I would love to see this play performed!

    Edan gives us non-stop mother/daughter tension and a powerful look into maternal love and loss. Well-crafted monologues are carefully woven into the structure of the play and give us an intimate look at the complex emotions of both women. I would love to see this play performed!

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  • Vivian Lermond: SWAMP GIRL (a 10 minute play) by Marj O'Neill-Butler
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    A fast-paced, fun-filled romp through the blind date scene. A clever, comical work!

    A fast-paced, fun-filled romp through the blind date scene. A clever, comical work!

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  • Vivian Lermond: And Both Shall Row by Jon Lonoff
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    A lovely reflective dreamscape of childhood innocence that takes us all back to a place of first passion! Well done!

    A lovely reflective dreamscape of childhood innocence that takes us all back to a place of first passion! Well done!

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  • Vivian Lermond: The Babysitter: A Monologue by David J. Copper
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    Through his visual artistry with words, Copper captures us, and delivers a ticking clock experience full of tension, placing us very much in the moment of a teenage babysitter's saga that lives on in the aftermath of her memory. I am looking forward to reading more of Copper's work!

    Through his visual artistry with words, Copper captures us, and delivers a ticking clock experience full of tension, placing us very much in the moment of a teenage babysitter's saga that lives on in the aftermath of her memory. I am looking forward to reading more of Copper's work!

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