Recommended by Scott Cantrell

  • Scott Cantrell: Not Still Life (10 min.) by Robin Rice
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    Absolutely beautiful story. The bickering of the two sisters is realistic, comical and well-paced. The argument over visual art vs written art can also be mirrored in the theatre community as well. A wonderful period piece that I would thoroughly enjoy seeing live on the stage.

    Absolutely beautiful story. The bickering of the two sisters is realistic, comical and well-paced. The argument over visual art vs written art can also be mirrored in the theatre community as well. A wonderful period piece that I would thoroughly enjoy seeing live on the stage.

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  • Scott Cantrell: Just Breathe by Jaxson Mackling
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    A wonderful perspective that everyone can relate to at some point in their lives. The characters feel just as real as you or I, and the message is hit in such a powerful way that this play is one that will change peoples' lives.

    A wonderful perspective that everyone can relate to at some point in their lives. The characters feel just as real as you or I, and the message is hit in such a powerful way that this play is one that will change peoples' lives.

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  • Scott Cantrell: A Ruby in a Sky of Diamonds by Christopher Plumridge
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    What a beautiful story. Well written characters and a sweet tender moment between April and Summer brought the biggest smile to my face. A gorgeous play that I would happily see performed.

    What a beautiful story. Well written characters and a sweet tender moment between April and Summer brought the biggest smile to my face. A gorgeous play that I would happily see performed.

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  • Scott Cantrell: Borderline by RANDY WARREN
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    A wonderful political comedy that pokes fun at what will be a hot topic for years to come. Beautiful pacing, hilarious dialogue, and relatable characters make up this wonderful piece of theatre that people need to see.

    A wonderful political comedy that pokes fun at what will be a hot topic for years to come. Beautiful pacing, hilarious dialogue, and relatable characters make up this wonderful piece of theatre that people need to see.

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  • Scott Cantrell: A Frozen Window by Cole Hunter Dzubak
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    This play goes from 0 to 60 in the blink of an eye. Words are said, accusations fly, truths are told, and ice is shattered. Gorgeous pacing that leaves you on the edge of your seat until the blackout. One thing is for certain, they could definitely melt the ice on the window with all of the hot tea that is being spilled.

    This play goes from 0 to 60 in the blink of an eye. Words are said, accusations fly, truths are told, and ice is shattered. Gorgeous pacing that leaves you on the edge of your seat until the blackout. One thing is for certain, they could definitely melt the ice on the window with all of the hot tea that is being spilled.

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  • Scott Cantrell: A Doll for my Daughter by Cole Hunter Dzubak
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    A beautiful piece about the aftermath of trauma. This play perfectly showcases how people process grief in different ways, but it's the support that we have that can help people by getting through it together. Definitely a wonderful play with characters perfect for character study projects.

    A beautiful piece about the aftermath of trauma. This play perfectly showcases how people process grief in different ways, but it's the support that we have that can help people by getting through it together. Definitely a wonderful play with characters perfect for character study projects.

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  • Scott Cantrell: Break a Leg by John Medlin
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    Such a cool concept for a play! Perfect for smaller theaters looking for something in October. The characters are beyond believable and the twist ending will chill audiences to their core. This needs to be produced ASAP!

    Such a cool concept for a play! Perfect for smaller theaters looking for something in October. The characters are beyond believable and the twist ending will chill audiences to their core. This needs to be produced ASAP!

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  • Scott Cantrell: Getting to Know You by Donald E. Baker
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    This scene starts quickly and does not let up. You feel for these characters and the situation at hand. Definitely a great scene to do for character study.

    This scene starts quickly and does not let up. You feel for these characters and the situation at hand. Definitely a great scene to do for character study.

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  • Scott Cantrell: Coming Out to Uncle Jake by Donald E. Baker
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    Short, sweet, to the point, and funny. Put all those together and you get this wonderful short play.

    Short, sweet, to the point, and funny. Put all those together and you get this wonderful short play.

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  • Scott Cantrell: The Last Spin Cycle by Hannah Lee DeFrates
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    An absolutely remarkable play. Beautiful stage moments that I'm dying to see performed one day. The relationship between Caraway and Meadowlark is wonderfully written, and the story will leave audiences thinking well after they return home from the performance of this piece.

    An absolutely remarkable play. Beautiful stage moments that I'm dying to see performed one day. The relationship between Caraway and Meadowlark is wonderfully written, and the story will leave audiences thinking well after they return home from the performance of this piece.

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