Recommended by Michele Clarke

  • Michele Clarke: I'm Not Wearing The Green Dress by Jillian Blevins
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    Ever wonder what happens right before all hell breaks loose in a dysfunctional family? Jillian Blevins knows. This piece perfectly captures the sibling dynamic in a dysfunctional home and then beautifully writes the defining moment when those siblings decide to go to war.

    Ever wonder what happens right before all hell breaks loose in a dysfunctional family? Jillian Blevins knows. This piece perfectly captures the sibling dynamic in a dysfunctional home and then beautifully writes the defining moment when those siblings decide to go to war.

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  • Michele Clarke: What The Leprechaun Said by Everett Robert
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    A legendary king. A smarter sidekick. And three pre-20th century leprechauns (because they're wearing red). Perfect for your evening of "Irish Plays".

    A legendary king. A smarter sidekick. And three pre-20th century leprechauns (because they're wearing red). Perfect for your evening of "Irish Plays".

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  • Michele Clarke: HUMAN REMAINS by Melissa Milich
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    Wacky and wonderful. This is the most fun you'll have in 10 minutes today. No wonder it's part of Smith & Kraus' Best 10 Minute Plays of 2024.

    Wacky and wonderful. This is the most fun you'll have in 10 minutes today. No wonder it's part of Smith & Kraus' Best 10 Minute Plays of 2024.

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  • Michele Clarke: 911 DISPATCHER: A MONOLOGUE by Asher Wyndham
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    I'm still trying to process the incredible range of monologues at Asher Wyndham's NPX page. Start with this one, folks.

    I'm still trying to process the incredible range of monologues at Asher Wyndham's NPX page. Start with this one, folks.

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  • Michele Clarke: Backyard Stonehenge by Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn
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    A pitch-perfect origin story. It tells us what to expect from the Stone Circle, frames the types of characters we'll be meeting going forward, and opens an almost infinite number of possibilities for the series. You don't have to start here (I didn't) but you'll be glad you found your way here when you do. Really well done.

    A pitch-perfect origin story. It tells us what to expect from the Stone Circle, frames the types of characters we'll be meeting going forward, and opens an almost infinite number of possibilities for the series. You don't have to start here (I didn't) but you'll be glad you found your way here when you do. Really well done.

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  • Michele Clarke: If at First by Greg Mandryk
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    Deliciously twisted. Comedy. Noir. Horror. It's all here.

    Deliciously twisted. Comedy. Noir. Horror. It's all here.

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  • Michele Clarke: When in Rome by Morey Norkin
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    Ribald and raucous! This had me with the live-read commercial at the top followed immediately by the intro of Tony Bennett and the Catskills Comedian... What'd I miss? :)

    Ribald and raucous! This had me with the live-read commercial at the top followed immediately by the intro of Tony Bennett and the Catskills Comedian... What'd I miss? :)

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  • Michele Clarke: Hello? by Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn
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    This is GREAT writing. Another must-add for your all-ages family-friendly Halloween Fest.

    This is GREAT writing. Another must-add for your all-ages family-friendly Halloween Fest.

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  • Michele Clarke: The Thatcher Theater Terror by Brenton Kniess
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    Never turn your back on the chattering dentures. A funny ghost, a nod to the Wizard of Oz, and popcorn Olympics. Definitely put this into your all-ages Halloween lineup this year.

    Never turn your back on the chattering dentures. A funny ghost, a nod to the Wizard of Oz, and popcorn Olympics. Definitely put this into your all-ages Halloween lineup this year.

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  • Michele Clarke: Is This Franks Phone? by Christopher Plumridge
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    A quick, character-driven turn of the screw. Add it to an evening of noir. p.s. Who else thinks it's the husband? :)

    A quick, character-driven turn of the screw. Add it to an evening of noir. p.s. Who else thinks it's the husband? :)

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