Recommended by David Elendune

  • David Elendune: Gloom, Doom and Soul-Crushing Misery (10 min.) by Robin Rice
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    Some people are only happy when they're not... On another level perhaps this is a commentary on the 'tortured artist' phase we all seem to go thorough... For while some emerge into the sunshine, others prefer to wallow in the mud.

    Some people are only happy when they're not... On another level perhaps this is a commentary on the 'tortured artist' phase we all seem to go thorough... For while some emerge into the sunshine, others prefer to wallow in the mud.

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  • David Elendune: Happy Holidays (or Bust) (10 minute play) by Elisabeth Giffin Speckman
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    Funny & Believable - Would make an excellent Xmas episode premise for many a sit-com.

    Funny & Believable - Would make an excellent Xmas episode premise for many a sit-com.

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  • David Elendune: BEACH WEDDING (from the STILL FEISTY Collection) by Vivian Lermond
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    We can all instantly recognize these characters... To this day my brother blames me for not letting my mother have a say in my wedding which meant that when it was his turn he got the blow-back.

    We can all instantly recognize these characters... To this day my brother blames me for not letting my mother have a say in my wedding which meant that when it was his turn he got the blow-back.

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  • David Elendune: Fire and Ice by Emily Russell
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    Having been born on a small island and then moved to the peninsula of an even smaller island I identify strongly with many of themes raised in this play...The love hate relationship of islanders towards visitors... Locals to tourists... Protection of indigenous identity versus global fusion - Just who and what was/is/will be my tribe - And will I ever truly be externally/internally a member or just a long-term visitor?

    Having been born on a small island and then moved to the peninsula of an even smaller island I identify strongly with many of themes raised in this play...The love hate relationship of islanders towards visitors... Locals to tourists... Protection of indigenous identity versus global fusion - Just who and what was/is/will be my tribe - And will I ever truly be externally/internally a member or just a long-term visitor?

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  • David Elendune: FAMILY BY NUMBERS Award-winning 10-minute drama by Arianna Rose
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    Part Poetry / Part Theatre / Part Happy /Part Sad... How we play parts in each other's lives.

    Part Poetry / Part Theatre / Part Happy /Part Sad... How we play parts in each other's lives.

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  • David Elendune: The Maltese Walter by John Minigan
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    Short & twisted - Like a stiletto to the funny bone.

    Short & twisted - Like a stiletto to the funny bone.

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  • David Elendune: The Night Witches by Rachel Bublitz
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    Really good - Seeing the conflict from the Russian pov is a rare experience... Add to that the female perspective... And like all the best war stories you have no idea who will survive and who will die.

    Really good - Seeing the conflict from the Russian pov is a rare experience... Add to that the female perspective... And like all the best war stories you have no idea who will survive and who will die.

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  • David Elendune: THE WEIRD SISTERS GO WEST (one-act play) by Dwayne Yancey
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    Clever... Funny... If Terry Pratchett wrote Blazing Saddles 2.

    Clever... Funny... If Terry Pratchett wrote Blazing Saddles 2.

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  • David Elendune: Pay It Backward by Donna Hoke
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    Very Interesting Premise... Does this comment count as altruism, or do I now have to ring the "Random Acts of Kindness Credit Bureau" again for my reward?

    Very Interesting Premise... Does this comment count as altruism, or do I now have to ring the "Random Acts of Kindness Credit Bureau" again for my reward?

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  • David Elendune: Deckchairs by Bill Arnold
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    Delightfully silly - Being British and having been involved in too many meetings... I see this "I see no ships" type of behaviour all the time.

    Delightfully silly - Being British and having been involved in too many meetings... I see this "I see no ships" type of behaviour all the time.

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