Recommended by H. Avery

  • H. Avery: Breath by Brynn Hambley
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    It is so healing and refreshing to see this accurate portrayal of a 30 something autistic woman. Not only is she smart, authentic, and warm, but she deals with the very real environment that autistic people find ourselves in (not a strange, infantilized version of it.) Simultaneously heart wrenching and heart warming, this piece is about the resilience of autistic women, which is simply not talked about ENOUGH.

    It is so healing and refreshing to see this accurate portrayal of a 30 something autistic woman. Not only is she smart, authentic, and warm, but she deals with the very real environment that autistic people find ourselves in (not a strange, infantilized version of it.) Simultaneously heart wrenching and heart warming, this piece is about the resilience of autistic women, which is simply not talked about ENOUGH.

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  • H. Avery: Climbing the Corporate Bladder by John Busser
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    Hilarious and grotesque, in the sense that this piece chronicles the insubordinate intuition that plagues the American workforce. In other words, a creative (and memorable) depiction of the ways people ignore their own boundaries in order to "succeed."

    Hilarious and grotesque, in the sense that this piece chronicles the insubordinate intuition that plagues the American workforce. In other words, a creative (and memorable) depiction of the ways people ignore their own boundaries in order to "succeed."

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  • H. Avery: A Tale from the Deep Woods - Home Invasion (audio version) by John Busser
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    What a fun audio play! This is such a great take on classic serial killer media and I was captivated by it the whole time. With heightened roles for three actors and a foley person, it would be so great to hear this out loud!

    What a fun audio play! This is such a great take on classic serial killer media and I was captivated by it the whole time. With heightened roles for three actors and a foley person, it would be so great to hear this out loud!

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  • H. Avery: Bonus Point [a 1-minute play] by Steven G. Martin
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    Short and to the point, BONUS POINT is a slap in the face. It's highly effective in what it sets out to do, and the last line sticks with you.

    Short and to the point, BONUS POINT is a slap in the face. It's highly effective in what it sets out to do, and the last line sticks with you.

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  • H. Avery: Snacks, Drugs, and the Sexual Appetites of the Gays by Steven G. Martin
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    This play really puts into perspective one's experiences with "helicopter parents". Especially as parents who accept their son, his sexuality, and his husband, the comedy comes from how they manage to go overboard with the acceptance. Funny, cringey, and a little sweet!

    This play really puts into perspective one's experiences with "helicopter parents". Especially as parents who accept their son, his sexuality, and his husband, the comedy comes from how they manage to go overboard with the acceptance. Funny, cringey, and a little sweet!

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  • H. Avery: PUSH PULL by Michele Clarke
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    This play is an excellent study for actors experimenting with subtext, cause and effect, and subtlety. It's definitely a piece for hungry theatremakers!

    This play is an excellent study for actors experimenting with subtext, cause and effect, and subtlety. It's definitely a piece for hungry theatremakers!

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  • H. Avery: YOURS EVER - THE RISE OF ISABELLA STEWART GARDNER by Michele Clarke
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    From the first few pages, Isabella Gardner is painted with such character, depth, and drive. Her relationships are so specific and defined from the jump! I would love to see a production of this piece!

    From the first few pages, Isabella Gardner is painted with such character, depth, and drive. Her relationships are so specific and defined from the jump! I would love to see a production of this piece!

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  • H. Avery: Snooze: a monologue by Emmet L.F. Cameron
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    Wow! What a fun, juicy monologue to devour. There's a vividness to the details though the monologue is brief. I would love to see someone's take on this!

    Wow! What a fun, juicy monologue to devour. There's a vividness to the details though the monologue is brief. I would love to see someone's take on this!

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  • H. Avery: Hospital Juicebox by Emmet L.F. Cameron
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    This tiny play is a fantastic depiction of grieving the living. It's sweet, hopeful, and unglamorous in the best way.

    This tiny play is a fantastic depiction of grieving the living. It's sweet, hopeful, and unglamorous in the best way.

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  • H. Avery: Art Duty by Daniel Prillaman
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    Absolutely hilarious- ART DUTY is a masterful take on where society is heading. I could watch these characters interact with each other all day.

    Absolutely hilarious- ART DUTY is a masterful take on where society is heading. I could watch these characters interact with each other all day.

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