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Anne G. Morgan

Recommended by Anne G. Morgan

  • Old Wounds by Ian Cohen
    29 Jan. 2020
    “ This funny play keeps you on its toes as the audience - and Harry, the main character - tries to make sense of their realities. Full of fantastical elements, at its heart, the play is a moving story of friendship and aging. ”
  • Alma Baya by Edward Einhorn
    29 Jan. 2020
    “ I love this play. This alternate world is intimately and imaginatively rendered and leads to both humor and intrigue.   ”
  • Refuge by Andrew Rosendorf
    29 Jan. 2020
    “ This is a gorgeously urgent play, with a clear focus on its characters, a deep theatricality, and a lyric poeticism.  ”
  • A Power Play; Or, What's-its-name by A. Rey Pamatmat
    3 Oct. 2017
    “ This play needs to be produced! Not only is it extremely timely, its structure is thoughtful and well-crafted and its characters and story are deeply affecting. ”
  • Evanston: A Rare Comedy by Michael Yates Crowley
    1 May. 2015
    “ This play is a very dark, very funny look at contemporary suburbia. Michael is an excitingly incisive and insightful writer. ”
  • ALLIGATOR by Hilary Bettis
    1 May. 2015
    “ I love this play! Hilary has a unique and raw theatrical voice; this work manages to be wildly expansive and intimately compassionate. ”
  • The Water Warrior (formerly Reclamation) by Ken Weitzman
    2 Sep. 2014
    “ This taut drama mesmerized audiences at the 2012 National Playwrights Conference as they witnessed power shift from character to character. The play takes place in real time and with real stakes. Both timely and relevant, the play rests upon a strong and lean foundation of Biblical allegory, Native American mythology, and the American dream. ”
  • Tiger Style! by Mike Lew
    2 Sep. 2014
    “ I love this fast paced, relevant, and irreverent satire. The plot twists keep us on our toes and the honesty of Albert and Jennifer's journey keeps us rooting for them. Plus, Mike is just a delight. ”
  • Informed Consent by Deborah Zoe Laufer
    2 Sep. 2014
    “ I had the great pleasure of working with Deb on Informed Consent at the 2013 Baltic Playwrights Conference. I was immediately struck by skill with which the story and its tellers are layered, the compassionate heart with which the characters are treated, and the thoughtful inquiry which surrounds the subject matter. ”

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