Recommended by Ian Donley

  • Ian Donley: The Sadness of Johnny Depp by Caridad Svich
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    The Sadness of Johnny Depp explores the moment in a relationship where it can go either right or left, and it's fascinating to see.

    The Sadness of Johnny Depp explores the moment in a relationship where it can go either right or left, and it's fascinating to see.

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  • Ian Donley: Theatre: A Love Story by Caridad Svich
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    Not only does "Theatre: A Love Story" give artists motivation to tell their stories, but it gives the world a helpful nudge to work towards healing it. Caridad Svich delivers a poetic piece with so many complex ideals, particularly through the characters ONE and FOUR. A good piece for actors and writers to improve their skills with.

    Not only does "Theatre: A Love Story" give artists motivation to tell their stories, but it gives the world a helpful nudge to work towards healing it. Caridad Svich delivers a poetic piece with so many complex ideals, particularly through the characters ONE and FOUR. A good piece for actors and writers to improve their skills with.

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  • Ian Donley: Subway Adventures by Jaxson Mackling
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    Jaxson Mackling takes a chance encounter and develops multiple layers between Lea and Sam effortlessly. From awkward to flirty, their relationship is one any actor would love to explore.

    Jaxson Mackling takes a chance encounter and develops multiple layers between Lea and Sam effortlessly. From awkward to flirty, their relationship is one any actor would love to explore.

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  • Ian Donley: Lady Fashion by Jaxson Mackling
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    A lovely scene with a reassuring ending.

    A lovely scene with a reassuring ending.

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  • Ian Donley: In Transit (10 min.) by Robin Rice
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    Robin Rice gives us a lot to chew on. These two women need each other in ways the other doesn't fully understand, but respects.

    Robin Rice gives us a lot to chew on. These two women need each other in ways the other doesn't fully understand, but respects.

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  • Ian Donley: 23 and Bree (from the THE WRINKLE RANCH AND OTHER PLAYS ABOUT GROWING OLD collection) by Debra A. Cole
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    Featuring three women with complexity in a tragic situation, Debra A. Cole writes a captivating scene that showcases longing for answers.

    Featuring three women with complexity in a tragic situation, Debra A. Cole writes a captivating scene that showcases longing for answers.

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  • Ian Donley: Down There by Lucy Wang
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    Touching. Empowering. Passionate!

    Touching. Empowering. Passionate!

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  • Ian Donley: HOLD ONTO YOUR HATS by Charles Scott Jones
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    A creepy and poetic play. The uncertainty creeps into you until you reach the ending. A brilliant way to build suspense.

    A creepy and poetic play. The uncertainty creeps into you until you reach the ending. A brilliant way to build suspense.

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  • Ian Donley: Clown Lung by Steven San Luis
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    A wacky, absurdist adventure on discovering where one fits in the world. This fast-paced story delivers in its pursuit to inspire others to become their own jellyfish in their lives.

    A wacky, absurdist adventure on discovering where one fits in the world. This fast-paced story delivers in its pursuit to inspire others to become their own jellyfish in their lives.

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  • Ian Donley: The Great Suburban Pseudo-Woodstock Love-In by Barbara Lindsay
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    Vividly clear! Nostalgia is a very powerful sensation, and Barbara Lindsay captures it through the lens of a baby boomer.

    Vividly clear! Nostalgia is a very powerful sensation, and Barbara Lindsay captures it through the lens of a baby boomer.

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