Recommended by Lynda Crawford

  • Lynda Crawford: In Transit (10 min.) by Robin Rice
    “

    Two train-lovers meet near the end of the line, but for them it could be a beginning. All aboard for a funny, lovely ride.

    Two train-lovers meet near the end of the line, but for them it could be a beginning. All aboard for a funny, lovely ride.

    ”
  • Lynda Crawford: Wolf Play by Hansol Jung
    “

    I loved this play: the characters, the child, the ingenuity of the writing. Heartbreaking and beautiful.

    I loved this play: the characters, the child, the ingenuity of the writing. Heartbreaking and beautiful.

    ”
  • Lynda Crawford: FINDING NEIL PATRICK HARRIS by Donna Hoke
    “

    I adore this play. I think what I love most is the part about being funny, how hard it is, how important it is (to some of us)…. And this play is funny.

    The piece keeps moving, keeps surprising, returning, revisiting, revealing…I want to SEE it.

    I adore this play. I think what I love most is the part about being funny, how hard it is, how important it is (to some of us)…. And this play is funny.

    The piece keeps moving, keeps surprising, returning, revisiting, revealing…I want to SEE it.

    ”
  • Lynda Crawford: Rastus and Hattie by Lisa Langford
    “

    I so admire the writing and the heart of this piece. Stunning.

    I so admire the writing and the heart of this piece. Stunning.

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  • Lynda Crawford: ANTIGONE Zoom Play. MONOLOGUE OR TWO HANDER. by JULIA PASCAL
    “

    Very powerful, startling, alarming. Wonderful devices used to disorient and at the same time make the story universal.

    Very powerful, startling, alarming. Wonderful devices used to disorient and at the same time make the story universal.

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