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Rich Rubin

Recommended by Rich Rubin

  • Florence Fane in San Francisco by Brianna Barrett
    15 Oct. 2018
    “ A whip-smart play about a fascinating character, actually about several fascinating characters. Meticulously researched, it's also fast, funny and -- dare I say it? -- highly informative. Don't let the "informative" part scare you, though. Most of all, it's hugely entertaining, a real treat for actors and audience alike. ”
  • Theory of Nothing by Lolly Ward
    10 Jun. 2018
    “ An extremely smart and entertaining play that combines physics and complicated family dynamics. Funny, poignant and more than occasionally profound. ”
  • < 3 by Sara Jean Accuardi
    10 Jun. 2018
    “ A sad, funny play with great understanding and compassion for the foibles and underlying humanity of each of its characters. As is always the case with Sara's work, the dialogue is both character-revealing and immensely entertaining. ”
  • Gone by Lolly Ward
    22 Nov. 2017
    “ A penetrating and poignant drama about a family dealing with change and loss as well as secrets old and new. The play is so well-crafted, however, that the tension (and fireworks) are always layered with humanity and pitch-perfect, character-driven humor.
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  • 36 Perfectly Appropriate Mealtime Conversations by Brianna Barrett
    22 Nov. 2017
    “ A smart, highly theatrical and frequently hilarious take on gender, dating and the search for love. Chock full of insight and wit, if it doesn't remind you of your own life it will definitely remind you of someone you know. ”

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