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Jack Levine

Recommended by Jack Levine

  • To the Zoom and Back by Cindi Sansone-Braff
    26 Sep. 2020
    “ I found this play to be endearing. Two elderly people use ‘modern technology’ of Zoom to have a blind date. The characters are relatable. COVID-19 has added a new challenge to lonely seniors finding connections. You will love this play! ”
  • A Tree Grows in Longmont by Philip Middleton Williams
    26 Sep. 2020
    “ I read this play and was truly moved by it. I had to read it a second time only because the play is so powerful. Philip Middleton Williams has written about things lost, things found - life with deep feelings. You will absolutely be captivated with the strong character relationships. ”
  • Erase (a monologue) by Mark Harvey Levine
    22 Sep. 2020
    “ This is a fantastic monologue! I had to laugh at the part of the young daughter, as it reminded me about my daughters and now grandchildren. And the idea of erasing a mistake really was something I have wished from time to time. Great work! ”
  • I'm On A Train (a one minute play) by Mark Harvey Levine
    22 Sep. 2020
    “ I really enjoyed reading this play. It told a story in one-minute which made an emotional impact on me. ”
  • The Actress - One Act Play by Ryan Kaminski
    21 Sep. 2020
    “ This is a play with an good plot, twists and turns, and interesting characters. I highly recommend this play. ”
  • GET IT RIGHT by Donna Gordon
    21 Sep. 2020
    “ I really found this retelling of a biblical story to be interesting. The play brings to life the story we all know. I highly recommend this play especially for children studying the Bible. ”
  • The E N D by Irwin Hahn
    21 Sep. 2020
    “ Irwin Hahn is one of my favorite playwrights. This play is a brilliant take on life. It is told in quick, witty, and heartfelt dialogue. Irwin’s words are fluid, catchy, and thought provoking. ”
  • The Guitarist, The Mamzer, and the Bar Mitzvah by Irwin Hahn
    21 Sep. 2020
    “ I absolutely loved this play. The characters are weird, wacky, and wild - like any family usually is. Buckle up, because you will laugh out loud and shed a couple of tears. It’s a beautiful play! ”
  • Textual Abuse by Cindi Sansone-Braff
    21 Sep. 2020
    “ This was a fast-moving, spot-on, laugh out loud play and it was a lot of fun to read. I highly recommend this play for a Zoom performance. It would also work well on stage. ”

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