Recommended by Ariana Burns

  • Ariana Burns: Atacama by Augusto Amador
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    Captivating. Tightly writing. The turns of these haunted characters on a haunted land sits with you long after.

    Captivating. Tightly writing. The turns of these haunted characters on a haunted land sits with you long after.

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  • Ariana Burns: A Harmony of Both by Terence Patrick Hughes
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    Heard this on The Best of All Possible Podcasts. Delightful.

    Heard this on The Best of All Possible Podcasts. Delightful.

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  • Ariana Burns: The Edge of the Canyon by Jef Petersen
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    Really enjoyed this gritty and visceral script. It moves along at a good clip with fascinating characters, biting humor, and taut imagery.

    Really enjoyed this gritty and visceral script. It moves along at a good clip with fascinating characters, biting humor, and taut imagery.

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  • Ariana Burns: Adoration of Dora by Lojo Simon
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    Beautifully written. The play itself feels like a piece of art pulled from the period. The world it embraces is woven into the language of the play as the characters push boundaries in personal quests for self-discovery, creativity, and meaning in a war-torn era.

    Beautifully written. The play itself feels like a piece of art pulled from the period. The world it embraces is woven into the language of the play as the characters push boundaries in personal quests for self-discovery, creativity, and meaning in a war-torn era.

    ”
  • Ariana Burns: KETTLEHOUSE by Robert Caisley
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    Tasty comedy. Nicely written. Would love to see it staged.

    Tasty comedy. Nicely written. Would love to see it staged.

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  • Ariana Burns: Fabulous Monsters by Diana Burbano
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    A raw, punk story with riot grrrl shout-outs thrown-in about the messiness of life told with a surety the characters struggle for. And the music rocks!

    A raw, punk story with riot grrrl shout-outs thrown-in about the messiness of life told with a surety the characters struggle for. And the music rocks!

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  • Ariana Burns: Up Chimacum Creek by Benjamin Gonzales
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    Excited to see this staged. The austere writing belies and reinforces the depth within the story. It is a spiral that twists in on itself, constricting the reader with a deft hand. Loved it.

    Excited to see this staged. The austere writing belies and reinforces the depth within the story. It is a spiral that twists in on itself, constricting the reader with a deft hand. Loved it.

    ”