Recommended by Joanna Castle-Miller

  • Joanna Castle-Miller: The Lady Demands Satisfaction by Arthur M Jolly
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    The funniest farce I've seen in years. Arthur Jolly makes wonderful use of intergenerational female roles. It's high energy, high stakes, and beautifully crafted. The stage combat scenes sparkle, and the story should leave any audience member satisfied. I look forward to future productions.

    The funniest farce I've seen in years. Arthur Jolly makes wonderful use of intergenerational female roles. It's high energy, high stakes, and beautifully crafted. The stage combat scenes sparkle, and the story should leave any audience member satisfied. I look forward to future productions.

    ”
  • Joanna Castle-Miller: Bastard by Seth McNeill
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    A fantastic use of language and wit to show the complexity of family, memory, and how the two intersect. The rich dialogue and wordplay start immediately on the first line and never let up. This play feels at times like well-crafted sketch comedy, at times like a puzzle, and at times like an intimate Irish wake, to great success. It left me wondering how I remember and misremember the people I've loved the most.

    A fantastic use of language and wit to show the complexity of family, memory, and how the two intersect. The rich dialogue and wordplay start immediately on the first line and never let up. This play feels at times like well-crafted sketch comedy, at times like a puzzle, and at times like an intimate Irish wake, to great success. It left me wondering how I remember and misremember the people I've loved the most.

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  • Joanna Castle-Miller: You Are The Blood by Ashley Rose Wellman
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    A captivating dark comedy that is at once hilarious and terrifying. This play perfectly blends humor while still respecting the fragility and complexity of the subject matter. A must-read and must-see for anyone interested in true crime and its repercussions.

    A captivating dark comedy that is at once hilarious and terrifying. This play perfectly blends humor while still respecting the fragility and complexity of the subject matter. A must-read and must-see for anyone interested in true crime and its repercussions.

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