Recommended by John Kelly

  • John Kelly: Hands by Sylvia Reed
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    A deceptively simple, ultimately touching two-hander. Based upon the shootings of children at Sandy Hook, this short play is deeply affective. Give it a go!

    A deceptively simple, ultimately touching two-hander. Based upon the shootings of children at Sandy Hook, this short play is deeply affective. Give it a go!

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  • John Kelly: Undecided by Pamela Meek
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    A truly superb look at relationships, intersexuality, sex, and love. Not for young children, but mature teens and adults will find so very much to admire in this two-hander. Brava Pamela!

    A truly superb look at relationships, intersexuality, sex, and love. Not for young children, but mature teens and adults will find so very much to admire in this two-hander. Brava Pamela!

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  • John Kelly: Meet the Pets by Tracey Jane
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    That "first date at home" - that "first meeting of the...pets?" What could ruin what is destined to be a wonderfully romantic night? Oh so very, very much. A wonderful comedy, with two animal roles actors should and will be dying to play. Brava, Tracey! Most enjoyable.

    That "first date at home" - that "first meeting of the...pets?" What could ruin what is destined to be a wonderfully romantic night? Oh so very, very much. A wonderful comedy, with two animal roles actors should and will be dying to play. Brava, Tracey! Most enjoyable.

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  • John Kelly: Laundromatters by Alexander Hehr
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    A well written and highly enjoyable two-hander about a chance meeting in, of course, a laundromat. Simple and straightforward, but totally affecting. Bravo.

    A well written and highly enjoyable two-hander about a chance meeting in, of course, a laundromat. Simple and straightforward, but totally affecting. Bravo.

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  • John Kelly: The Lost Journal by Fay Ellen Graetz
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    A totally enjoyable few minutes spent with Carmen and Maxwell. Lots of bickering, but lots of love as well, all because of a misplaced travel journal. Take a look, you'll have a fine time.

    A totally enjoyable few minutes spent with Carmen and Maxwell. Lots of bickering, but lots of love as well, all because of a misplaced travel journal. Take a look, you'll have a fine time.

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  • John Kelly: WAS SHE WORTH IT by Israel Garcia
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    Life changing events, especially the end of life, affect us all. How such events affect us is based upon our unique, individual lives - our personal experiences. In this well-written two-hander, playwright Israel Garcia presents two simple, unimportant individuals who share very important thoughts and emotions. WAS SHE WORTH IT is, simply, well worth it. Give it a read!

    Life changing events, especially the end of life, affect us all. How such events affect us is based upon our unique, individual lives - our personal experiences. In this well-written two-hander, playwright Israel Garcia presents two simple, unimportant individuals who share very important thoughts and emotions. WAS SHE WORTH IT is, simply, well worth it. Give it a read!

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  • John Kelly: LADY IN WAITING by Donna Morin
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    A two hander - mistress and wife, told in a most pleasing manner. What could be prosaic and expected is made interesting and imaginative in this short work. Give it a read!

    A two hander - mistress and wife, told in a most pleasing manner. What could be prosaic and expected is made interesting and imaginative in this short work. Give it a read!

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  • John Kelly: Picture Perfect by Elaine Smith
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    A touching two hander - in this case a mature mother and daughter. Does memory linger? Can it be restored...revitalized? What is to be made of fading memories? A lovely short work worthy of your attention.

    A touching two hander - in this case a mature mother and daughter. Does memory linger? Can it be restored...revitalized? What is to be made of fading memories? A lovely short work worthy of your attention.

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  • John Kelly: Chance Of A Lifetime by Tammy Green
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    Tammy Green gives us a timely political drama with two wonderfully interesting female characters. Chance of a Lifetime will hold your interest from beginning to end. Give it a look!

    Tammy Green gives us a timely political drama with two wonderfully interesting female characters. Chance of a Lifetime will hold your interest from beginning to end. Give it a look!

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  • John Kelly: Over Ripe (one act) by Becca Blackmore (she/her)
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    What a lovely play! Sweet, touching, and funny. Lovely characters. Great roles for older individuals. Wonderful! By all means give this play a look.

    What a lovely play! Sweet, touching, and funny. Lovely characters. Great roles for older individuals. Wonderful! By all means give this play a look.

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