Recommended by Jack Levine

  • Bucket List
    1 Apr. 2024
    GEORGE SAPIO has written so many wonderful plays, and you won’t be disappointed in his new one, “Bucket List”. Relationships, love, and sex - good dialogue, interesting characters, fun premise - fills this ten-minute gem.
  • My Girls
    9 Mar. 2024
    RACHEL FEENY-WILLIAMS is one of the most prolific playwrights I know. Besides her ability to quickly write plays, one after another, all of her work is superb. “MY GIRLS” was written in ONE DAY. Yet, it’s REALLY GOOD. I highly recommend this!
  • THE BENCH PLAYS
    5 Mar. 2024
    MARJ O’NEILL-BUTLER’s “The Bench Plays” are an enjoyable assortment of eleven short plays, with each taking place with a bench. I liked the variety of the characters and plots, as well as the seriousness and humor found among them. An audience will certainly see elements of themselves, if they’re older, or if they’re younger, something that reminds them of an older person in their life.
  • DASTARDLY DEVON - MONOLOGUE
    2 Mar. 2024
    DEB MEYER takes a fairytale, we all know, in a different and unique direction. “Dastardly Devon - Monologue” touches on loneliness, bullying, misunderstanding, and gives us an interesting spin.
  • LIES WE BELIEVE
    2 Mar. 2024
    DEB MEYER takes up the huge problem of addiction. In a short piece, we are witness to the profound struggle one must go through. “Lies We Believe” says so much in very few words.
  • Coin Pusher
    28 Feb. 2024
    MARSHALL LOGAN-GIBBS hits the nail on the head with his short play”Coin Pusher”. Unfortunately, some are addicted to gambling and don’t recognize how their obsession affects themselves and their family. We need to take stock of our priorities.
  • SOLID GOLD (2 minute monologue)
    27 Feb. 2024
    VIVIAN LERMOND brings out the joy of being seasoned, not old, and having fun, not being crazy. Hurray for us, Senior Citizens! “Solid Gold(2 minute monologue)” makes me what to get on the dance floor and have a great time!
  • Miss Shakespeare
    26 Feb. 2024
    DAN TAUBE gives all of us something to ponder in his ten-minute play, “Miss Shakespeare”. Some scholars think Shakespeare, the man, didn’t actually write the plays he authored. But nobody, up to now, to my knowledge, supposed Shakespeare was a woman. Shakespeare’s plays have so much depth, a keen sense of the emotions of different types of people, that the plays are loved by many even 400 plus years later. I enjoyed this play and recommend it be read and performed. It will definitely have the audience talking about it after the performance.
  • The Last Ballgame
    24 Feb. 2024
    RAND HIGBEE takes us to “The Last Ballgame”, when the famed announcer plans to retire after the last out. In life, we sometimes limit our goals by our age. “You can’t teach an old dog new tricks”. But we should always keep doing what we love as long as we’re mentally and physically able to do it. Just being old is not a prescription for giving up on our passions. By the way, I enjoyed the ‘play-by-play’.
  • Name a Cockroach, Get Your Revenge
    24 Feb. 2024
    LEE R. LAWING certainly has an interesting short piece. “Name a Cockroach, Get Your Revenge” is one way to “make things right” on Valentine Day. I like a weird and humorous play, and Lee R. Lacing has a fun short play.

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