Recommended by Malt Schlitzmann

  • Malt Schlitzmann: Sametown, USA by Sawyer Quinn Brown
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    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.

    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.

    ”
  • Malt Schlitzmann: Raw and Bloody Love by Cole Hunter Dzubak
    “

    This has everything. Love, cults, murder... Or DOES it? A fun comedy which knows how to play with expectations.

    This has everything. Love, cults, murder... Or DOES it? A fun comedy which knows how to play with expectations.

    ”
  • Malt Schlitzmann: Shrike and Magpie by Hayley St. James
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    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.

    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.

    ”
  • Malt Schlitzmann: Home-Style Cooking at the Gateway Cafe by Philip Middleton Williams
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    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.

    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.

    ”
  • Malt Schlitzmann: Orb Quest: the Quest for the Orb by Sawyer Quinn Brown
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    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.

    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.

    ”
  • Malt Schlitzmann: Good Grief! (Full Length) by Mary Darling
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    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.

    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.

    ”
  • Malt Schlitzmann: The Dream Is Real by Ilana Lydia
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    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!

    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!

    ”
  • Malt Schlitzmann: The Role of the Actor by Ilana Lydia
    “

    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!

    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!

    ”
  • Malt Schlitzmann: 'Tiffany' is a Medieval Name by Sawyer Quinn Brown
    “

    As a fan of history, vampires, and difficult conversations, this gets an A+ for me.

    As a fan of history, vampires, and difficult conversations, this gets an A+ for me.

    ”