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Greg T. Nanni

Recommended by Greg T. Nanni

  • Liberal Arts by Ken Kaissar
    20 Dec. 2016
    “ This play is HILARIOUS in the most edgy, self questioning way! It is bravely fierce in the humor and points it wants to show -- and satirizes the cruelty of our modern media. Don't miss this one! ”
  • Samuraization: How to Eat Your Sushi & Have it, Too! by Pandora Scooter
    20 Dec. 2016
    “ Pandora Scooter's writing is poignant in the best way, pushing forth an abrasiveness character that needs to be abrasive in order to face the darkest aspect of human knowledge: death. A hilarious exploration; I can't wait to see it performed! ”
  • Inside Out by Barry M. Putt, Jr.
    20 Dec. 2016
    “ A funny and touching play about a child finding the will to rebel. Relatable to young and old alike and full of memorable characters, this journey towards one's dream isn't one to miss. ”
  • Radio Galaxy by Michele Aldin Kushner
    20 Dec. 2016
    “ There's a simple beauty to these characters: their wants, their pleas, their dreams are communicated through nearly poetic dialogue that is both believable and inspiring at the same second. A beautiful story of time and space, and what's beyond that bring people together. ”
  • The Festial Quartet - a play for Soprano, Alto, Tenor & Bass by David Lee White
    20 Dec. 2016
    “ A fun and touching play about teens, trying to cope with sudden loss, and the temptations they face from figures trying to take advantage of their situation. A great read-- check this one out! ”
  • The Goldilocks Zone by Ian August
    19 Mar. 2016
    “ Hilarious, touching, just all the right things. ”
  • A GREAT WAR by James Christy
    19 Mar. 2016
    “ Iron Age Theatre produced this play quite recently in the Philly Fringe. It was a stellar production, and an even more stellar script. A Great Piece. ”
  • Bad Monster by Jeremy Gable
    18 Oct. 2015
    “ A fun, thrilling ride. Bad Monster is an awesome read. Highly recommend it. ”
  • The Gun Show by E. M. Lewis
    18 Oct. 2015
    “ An earth shattering play-- towards the end it blossoms into something truly beautiful. I left shaking. A great great piece. ”