Recommended by Len Cuthbert

  • Len Cuthbert: Take It Down by Beth Blatt
    “

    A true and honest account from two perspectives of entering a new decade. This speaks to many.

    A true and honest account from two perspectives of entering a new decade. This speaks to many.

    ”
  • Len Cuthbert: Rager by Will Johnson
    “

    An interesting and startling story about perspective.

    An interesting and startling story about perspective.

    ”
  • Len Cuthbert: Are You Comfortable? by J.Lois Diamond
    “

    A script that leaves you uncomfortable.
    Well done.

    A script that leaves you uncomfortable.
    Well done.

    ”
  • Len Cuthbert: Smile, Baby by Claudia Haas
    “

    Smart, sharp. Point well made!

    Smart, sharp. Point well made!

    ”
  • Len Cuthbert: Backfired (a monologue) by Lindsay Partain
    “

    Heartened -- Curious -- Shocked -- Pained.
    A well written monologue descriptive beyond words.

    Heartened -- Curious -- Shocked -- Pained.
    A well written monologue descriptive beyond words.

    ”
  • Len Cuthbert: Fix by John Patrick Bray
    “

    A sobering and solid commentary on reality.
    This play could be a window into the soul of any of us.
    If not drugs, then something else, "pushed" by society.

    A sobering and solid commentary on reality.
    This play could be a window into the soul of any of us.
    If not drugs, then something else, "pushed" by society.

    ”
  • Len Cuthbert: Gotta Go by Mica Pointer
    “

    One "full" minute of straight humor - right to the end.

    One "full" minute of straight humor - right to the end.

    ”
  • Len Cuthbert: BALL AND CHAIN a monologue by D. Lee Miller
    “

    Both powerful and reflective. A great monologue with a great story.

    Both powerful and reflective. A great monologue with a great story.

    ”
  • Len Cuthbert: It's Not You by Ryan M. Bultrowicz
    “

    Clever breakup play with some self worth thrown in. Unique play with a final twist.

    Clever breakup play with some self worth thrown in. Unique play with a final twist.

    ”
  • Len Cuthbert: Bare Stage by Michael Walker
    “

    Bare Stage convincingly tackles a heavy and relevant subject in this powerful production. The message is perfectly supported by all the right elements of good story telling and interesting theatre. Love the balance of serious and humour.

    Bare Stage convincingly tackles a heavy and relevant subject in this powerful production. The message is perfectly supported by all the right elements of good story telling and interesting theatre. Love the balance of serious and humour.

    ”