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Jack Levine

Recommended by Jack Levine

  • Long Lost Friend by Chelsea Frandsen
    3 Oct. 2020
    “ I highly recommend LONG LOST FRIEND by Chelsea Frandsen. A man finds himself in a grave situation, by himself in pain and under a fallen tree. There is no way for him to get out of the woods on his own. Then a friend comes along, out of nowhere, to provide comfort and more. This is a warm-hearted play with a twist. I look forward to seeing this play performed on a stage. It is entertaining. ”
  • Do You Get It by Philip Middleton Williams
    30 Sep. 2020
    “ PHILIP MIDDLETON WILLIAMS has captured the heartfelt despair, incredible fears, and true love of a mother of a soldier, who is fighting in a foreign land for his country. This monologue remains me of the sadness and worry my mother felt during my tour of duty in Korea. So many sacrifices, so much heartache, so much to worry about - a mother’s strong feelings are so strongly portrayed in this moving monologue. Nice work! ”
  • Something True by David Beardsley
    29 Sep. 2020
    “ DAVID BEARDSLEY raises the stakes of a serious relationship in an unexpected way. Can there be love without truth? Can there be love at first sight? Truth is necessary to build a sound relationship. But will the truth be told, and if so, what is the truth? The play is an interesting look at love, relationships, and truth. ”
  • This Is Bull by Jeff Dunne
    28 Sep. 2020
    “ JEFF DUNNE’s THIS IS BULL is a witty take on prejudice and discrimination. Who would have thought left-handed people couldn’t write? Well, a certain Interviewer does until . . . you will discover in a play of witty dialogue. BRAVO! ”
  • The Shelf by Jeanne Johnston
    28 Sep. 2020
    “ JEANNE JOHNSTON has written a wonderful play. A seemingly simple request to her boyfriend for a small shelf reveals an underlying issue. You will thoroughly enjoy this romantic comedy. ”
  • The Matrimony Experiment by Conor McShane
    28 Sep. 2020
    “ Two strangers sign a contract to meet and instantly marry each other for money. As they wait their turn to tie the knot, questions start to arise about whether or not the whole thing is a good idea. Relationships take time to form but are essential for a marriage to last. Will these two take the money or take a step back and build a lasting relationship? CONOR MCSHANE scores with a fun play! ”
  • Cake by Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn
    28 Sep. 2020
    “ It was a pleasure to read this play. Two characters are covered with cake frosting but have hidden feelings which are revealed. JACQUELYN FLOYD-PRISKORN’s plays never disappoint. This dark comedy is witty, interesting, and thought provoking. BRAVO! ”
  • A Long Overdue Talk With Henry by John Busser
    27 Sep. 2020
    “ Have you ever had a one-sided conversation with your spouse, boyfriend or girlfriend? Don’t you just want to scream, “Listen to me for once! Talk to me for once! I have things to say and you better listen and communicate with me OR ELSE!” JOHN BUSSER has written a witty monologue of what a neglected wife might really want to say to her husband, whom she loves and hates. But is her husband listening? You will find this monologue brilliant! ”
  • A Date with Jesus by Marjorie Bicknell
    27 Sep. 2020
    “ Wouldn’t it wonderful to sit down and share a private time talking to Jesus? You could confess; you could ask about - anything; you could experience an awakening of your soul - IF ONLY you believed that the person was in fact Jesus. Oh, the Devil has a role to play, too. How is this possible? Is it real? What should you make of it? I found MARJORIE BICKNELL’s play to be a wonderful story of possibilities with the wit and wisdom of a talented playwright. ”
  • Angel's Mice and Men by Cindi Sansone-Braff
    27 Sep. 2020
    “ You will need to buckle your seatbelt and make sure you are ready for a most wonderful romantic comedy with characters, who will make you laugh and cry with sheer joy. I was captivated from the first to last scenes with the brilliant creative talent of CINDI SANSONE-BRAFF. You will fall in love with the characters and care about them. And best of all, you will be delighted with the ending. ”

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