Recommended by Luke Pound

  • Luke Pound: greyscale by Elizabeth Decasse
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    Excellent stage representation of working through your mental health. Setting of a talk/symposium demonstrates the concept incredibly well.

    Excellent stage representation of working through your mental health. Setting of a talk/symposium demonstrates the concept incredibly well.

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  • Luke Pound: Surprise (a ten minute play) by Mark Harvey Levine
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    The pinnacle of 10-minute comedy. Great concept, airtight execution, and an absolute laugh.

    The pinnacle of 10-minute comedy. Great concept, airtight execution, and an absolute laugh.

    ”
  • Luke Pound: A Quiet Place by Debbie Lamedman
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    An excellent catharsis for those who like their peace and quiet.

    An excellent catharsis for those who like their peace and quiet.

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  • Luke Pound: Persephone by Jennifer O'Grady
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    A unique take on death and the metaphysical combined with a fascinating perspective of grief from the other side of the veil. Wonderfully moving and emotional.

    A unique take on death and the metaphysical combined with a fascinating perspective of grief from the other side of the veil. Wonderfully moving and emotional.

    ”
  • Luke Pound: Dingoes Ate Your Baby by Mary Beth McNulty
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    "Dingoes Ate Your Baby" has us laughing with Roz and Ted as they try to make it through yet another day in their new baby-centric lives. While the emotional weight of the situation is palpable, the characters deal with it in a very real, albeit ridiculous, way. An exellent example of coping through comedy that resonates with the reader.

    "Dingoes Ate Your Baby" has us laughing with Roz and Ted as they try to make it through yet another day in their new baby-centric lives. While the emotional weight of the situation is palpable, the characters deal with it in a very real, albeit ridiculous, way. An exellent example of coping through comedy that resonates with the reader.

    ”
  • Luke Pound: Aw, Nuts! by Brett Iarrobino
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    A devastating existential crisis in an adorable little package, "Aw, Nuts!" is one of those short plays that draws you in with a fun concept only to have you questioning your purpose in life by the end. A wonderful idea with striking execution.

    A devastating existential crisis in an adorable little package, "Aw, Nuts!" is one of those short plays that draws you in with a fun concept only to have you questioning your purpose in life by the end. A wonderful idea with striking execution.

    ”