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Malt Schlitzmann

Recommended by Malt Schlitzmann

  • Sametown, USA by Sawyer Quinn Brown
    31 May. 2023
    “ a touching two fister of a road story. Wanda's flat affect is a great contrast to Max's incessant cheerfulness. The Chicago scene was especially moving. ”
  • Raw and Bloody Love by Cole Hunter Dzubak
    11 Mar. 2022
    “ This has everything. Love, cults, murder... Or DOES it? A fun comedy which knows how to play with expectations. ”
  • Shrike and Magpie by Hayley St. James
    10 Mar. 2022
    “ Heists are the best type of crime because it only hurts rich people and museums. this is the best type of heists, because it's got intrigue and romance. There's not a single missed line of dialogue, everything is as taut as a guitar wire. An absolute treasure. ”
  • Home-Style Cooking at the Gateway Cafe by Philip Middleton Williams
    10 Mar. 2022
    “ Gina is an awesome role, a real meaty sink-your-teeth in type. All the characters are solid, very realized portraits of small town types. Like Our Town meets up for coffee at Alice's Restaurant. ”
  • Orb Quest: the Quest for the Orb by Sawyer Quinn Brown
    18 Jan. 2022
    “ Brown is one of the foremost comic writers working today. Orb Quest is a pitch-perfect skewering of classic fantasy elements, centered around a strong narrative core. This keeps it from falling into self-parody and keeps the action continuously moving. ”
  • Good Grief! (Full Length) by Mary Darling
    14 Dec. 2021
    “ Fantastic, moving work. Never more relevant as we enter yet another year of plague and more people are brought face to face with loss. Also, killer soundtrack. ”
  • The Dream Is Real by Ilana Lydia
    14 Aug. 2021
    “ Innovative use of multi-media elements bridge the gap between the real and the real-as-dream. There's one particular scene where a character breaks through a wall of ice, which feels like something out of a Cirque du Solei production.
    If you're a bold troupe of creative visionaries, this is the play for you! ”
  • The Role of the Actor by Ilana Lydia
    12 Aug. 2021
    “ I love a good deconstruction, and "The Role of the Actor" really delivers! It's more than just a witty commentary on the magic of theater penned expertly by a life-long disciple of the craft, it's the kind of satire that only comes from those who live in the very heart of the thing they mock. A love of the stage permeates every word and interaction, have a quote: "Actors are replaceable. But your character—the story—takes the best of you while you’re acting it, then grows in the readers’ minds when you’re not."
    Fantastic! ”
  • 'Tiffany' is a Medieval Name by Sawyer Quinn Brown
    14 Jun. 2021
    “ As a fan of history, vampires, and difficult conversations, this gets an A+ for me. ”