Recommended by Dana Hall

  • Dana Hall: The Brightest Light by Debbie Lamedman
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    Sometimes all it takes is for someone to see a light within us that we have yet to see. Thank you for this beautiful piece and for crafting these characters into relatable women with complexity and heart.

    Sometimes all it takes is for someone to see a light within us that we have yet to see. Thank you for this beautiful piece and for crafting these characters into relatable women with complexity and heart.

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  • Dana Hall: The Sisterhood of Take Away Dumplings by Rachel Feeny-Williams
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    A restaurant that does not allow cell phones - YES, Please! The bonding of these women celebrating not having to be in a relationship is an important statement. The cultural reference are endearing and ground the celebratory nature of this multigenerational piece. Their dynamic with Mr. Lang is heartwarming as it leaves no one behind as they create their own fortune this Chinese New Year!

    A restaurant that does not allow cell phones - YES, Please! The bonding of these women celebrating not having to be in a relationship is an important statement. The cultural reference are endearing and ground the celebratory nature of this multigenerational piece. Their dynamic with Mr. Lang is heartwarming as it leaves no one behind as they create their own fortune this Chinese New Year!

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  • Dana Hall: Barcelona by Neil Radtke
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    What a novel concept! "Fudge!" I was laughing out loud reading this one. Thank you for the twist on the spy thriller genre it is very clever and enjoyable!

    What a novel concept! "Fudge!" I was laughing out loud reading this one. Thank you for the twist on the spy thriller genre it is very clever and enjoyable!

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  • Dana Hall: Meta-Morphosis (An Online Comedy) by Ken Preuss
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    Loved the layers in this play. Never a dull moment and as always Ken masters relational dynamics. Very creative and a lovely use of the virtual platform! You will never look at cupcakes the same way!

    Loved the layers in this play. Never a dull moment and as always Ken masters relational dynamics. Very creative and a lovely use of the virtual platform! You will never look at cupcakes the same way!

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  • Dana Hall: GHOULS CAN'T DO CANDY - MONOLOGUE by Vivian Lermond
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    I can't be the only one that wants more? Vivian has brought us into a world so rich and creamy it leaves us salivating. What a fun monologue with twists and turns along the way- it is well-developed and I wanted to read more!

    I can't be the only one that wants more? Vivian has brought us into a world so rich and creamy it leaves us salivating. What a fun monologue with twists and turns along the way- it is well-developed and I wanted to read more!

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  • Dana Hall: Mouse by Chelsea Frandsen
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    Completely engaging and the dynamics between Noah and Andy are hilarious. It takes something we all have experienced and pushes the boundaries. It really highlights our human condition that we can be so afraid of something so small. Great work and a fun festival piece for sure!

    Completely engaging and the dynamics between Noah and Andy are hilarious. It takes something we all have experienced and pushes the boundaries. It really highlights our human condition that we can be so afraid of something so small. Great work and a fun festival piece for sure!

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  • Dana Hall: The Legend Of Snails by John Mabey
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    Warmly written, authentic exploration of the connection between two people. A beautiful union of place and time creates a world around the characters that is both believable and vulnerable. Not forced or contrived, you feel the authenticity of Sophie and Tess. Would love to see this produced.

    Warmly written, authentic exploration of the connection between two people. A beautiful union of place and time creates a world around the characters that is both believable and vulnerable. Not forced or contrived, you feel the authenticity of Sophie and Tess. Would love to see this produced.

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  • Dana Hall: Senior Moments (15 Minute Zoom Play) by Pamela Morgan
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    One of the most honest portrayals of love and acceptance I have read in a long time. This would be a lovely piece for festivals and/or for PRIDE month. It would be easy to produce, yet leave a lasting impression with an audience. It is impressive how technology is a part of the narrative and enhances the storyline.

    One of the most honest portrayals of love and acceptance I have read in a long time. This would be a lovely piece for festivals and/or for PRIDE month. It would be easy to produce, yet leave a lasting impression with an audience. It is impressive how technology is a part of the narrative and enhances the storyline.

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  • Dana Hall: THE BEAUTIFUL OGRE AND OTHER FAIRY TALES (ten-minute play) by Dwayne Yancey
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    A fun take on the classic themes of fairy tales. Imaginative.

    A fun take on the classic themes of fairy tales. Imaginative.

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  • Dana Hall: Barricade (15 Minute Play) by Pamela Morgan
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    Such a touching piece. It has humor and heartfelt moments that are very relatable. Fun use of toilet paper and potential for audience involvement. Very creative and well-done.

    Such a touching piece. It has humor and heartfelt moments that are very relatable. Fun use of toilet paper and potential for audience involvement. Very creative and well-done.

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