Recommended by Neil Radtke

  • Neil Radtke: Wonderful Guy by Alice Josephs
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    I was captivated by this piece from the very first page. Inventive in its structure, this play resonated with me on many levels. The usage of the gorilla as a constant throughout served to remind me of how truly few constants we have in life. (As is shown by Neil's ever-changing situations.) Just a wonderfully moving piece.

    I was captivated by this piece from the very first page. Inventive in its structure, this play resonated with me on many levels. The usage of the gorilla as a constant throughout served to remind me of how truly few constants we have in life. (As is shown by Neil's ever-changing situations.) Just a wonderfully moving piece.

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  • Neil Radtke: The Shark Play by Miranda Jonté
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    I absolutely loved this play. The unique setting coupled with the emotional roller coaster made this an extremely engaging tale. The bit with Flossy and Mojo was just hysterically tragic...and I loved every second of it.

    I absolutely loved this play. The unique setting coupled with the emotional roller coaster made this an extremely engaging tale. The bit with Flossy and Mojo was just hysterically tragic...and I loved every second of it.

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  • Neil Radtke: A Lot A Lot (one-minute play) by Matthew Weaver
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    Do I like this play? Yes. Do I like it a lot? Yes. A wonderful play that tugs at the heartstrings.

    Do I like this play? Yes. Do I like it a lot? Yes. A wonderful play that tugs at the heartstrings.

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  • Neil Radtke: I Don't Want To End Up As A Douchebag Character In One Of Your Plays: A Play by Kate McMorran
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    This was amazing. Bravo!

    This was amazing. Bravo!

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  • Neil Radtke: THE JOYS OF CHRISTMAS (Monologue) by Sabrina Rose Bivens
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    A completely engaging monologue that allows a performer to really stretch themselves. I especially enjoyed the ending. "We creatively construct our own realities," isn't that the truth?

    A completely engaging monologue that allows a performer to really stretch themselves. I especially enjoyed the ending. "We creatively construct our own realities," isn't that the truth?

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  • Neil Radtke: THE WADER by Vivian Lermond
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    A powerful monologue that tells a full story in just a few paragraphs. Great audition piece that gives an actor freedom to work out within themselves the conflict and then bring it to life.

    A powerful monologue that tells a full story in just a few paragraphs. Great audition piece that gives an actor freedom to work out within themselves the conflict and then bring it to life.

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  • Neil Radtke: Problematic by Duncan Pflaster
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    There are a lot of popular things from the past that are really being looked at now as being "not ok." Pflaster does a great job in such a short space showing the discussions that need to be had about many many things that were acceptable previously, but not so much now. Pflaster also shows how hard it is for some to just "let go" of things that resonated with them at some point in their past.

    There are a lot of popular things from the past that are really being looked at now as being "not ok." Pflaster does a great job in such a short space showing the discussions that need to be had about many many things that were acceptable previously, but not so much now. Pflaster also shows how hard it is for some to just "let go" of things that resonated with them at some point in their past.

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  • Neil Radtke: Once upon a Train (A One-Minute Play) by Marcia Eppich-Harris
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    Worth reading multiple times to grasp the many nuances of the interaction. This play does a lot to shine a spotlight on the many fleeting interactions we have every day and the inner struggles of those around us.

    Worth reading multiple times to grasp the many nuances of the interaction. This play does a lot to shine a spotlight on the many fleeting interactions we have every day and the inner struggles of those around us.

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  • Neil Radtke: ABANDONMENT [A 1-MINUTE MONOLOGUE] by Steven G. Martin
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    A strongly emotional piece that resonates on so many levels. Martin weaves the character's inner struggle in a powerful and impactful way.

    A strongly emotional piece that resonates on so many levels. Martin weaves the character's inner struggle in a powerful and impactful way.

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  • Neil Radtke: MIRACLE ON NEVADA STATE ROUTE 375 [A 1-MINUTE PLAY] by Steven G. Martin
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    UFO takes on a new definition (Unidentified...what?) in this hilarious and touching short play. I admit I thought this play was going to go in one direction but when it went in a totally unexpected way, I loved it.

    UFO takes on a new definition (Unidentified...what?) in this hilarious and touching short play. I admit I thought this play was going to go in one direction but when it went in a totally unexpected way, I loved it.

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