Recommended by Michele Clarke

  • Michele Clarke: HOW TO FLY IN YOUR DREAMS by Brent Alles
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    A charming adaptation of the "Little Nemo in Slumberland" comic strip. With doubling options in the 12-person cast, and scenes that can be achieved through lighting and sound, it's a gem for community theaters.

    A charming adaptation of the "Little Nemo in Slumberland" comic strip. With doubling options in the 12-person cast, and scenes that can be achieved through lighting and sound, it's a gem for community theaters.

    ”
  • Michele Clarke: Urashima Taro by Morey Norkin
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    Delightful and provocative. Mr. Norkin has real talent for framing folklore and presenting the lessons of Noh narratives. With his recommendations on staging, theaters of any means can find a path to this rich adaptation.

    Delightful and provocative. Mr. Norkin has real talent for framing folklore and presenting the lessons of Noh narratives. With his recommendations on staging, theaters of any means can find a path to this rich adaptation.

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  • Michele Clarke: Time to Talk by Christopher Soucy
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    Inspired to play more with time!

    Inspired to play more with time!

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  • Michele Clarke: Fading by Philip Kaplan
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    I'm not crying. You're crying.

    I'm not crying. You're crying.

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  • Michele Clarke: Storm on Storm by Gary Garrison
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    A taut and hilarious look at fate, exasperation, and the push-and-pull of marriage. The 2023 reading by the Truro Playwrights Collective was delicious -- see it live if you can.

    A taut and hilarious look at fate, exasperation, and the push-and-pull of marriage. The 2023 reading by the Truro Playwrights Collective was delicious -- see it live if you can.

    ”
  • Michele Clarke: THE LAST DATE by Emma Goldman-Sherman
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    Stunning. An extremely well crafted and chilling look at power, manipulation, and self-doubt.

    Stunning. An extremely well crafted and chilling look at power, manipulation, and self-doubt.

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  • Michele Clarke: 38 Cookies, 39 Reasons [a monologue] by Steven G. Martin
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    An inventive and provocative piece. Bravo.

    An inventive and provocative piece. Bravo.

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  • Michele Clarke: Daddy Daughter Date by Ryan Vaughan
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    Heartbreaking. Mr. Vaughan has written an important piece.

    Heartbreaking. Mr. Vaughan has written an important piece.

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  • Michele Clarke: Kingdom of Animals by Barry Smoot
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    Riveting. Would pair very nicely with Gary Garrison's Game On.

    Riveting. Would pair very nicely with Gary Garrison's Game On.

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