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Jaxson Mackling

Recommended by Jaxson Mackling

  • Feeling Devilish by Donald E. Baker
    22 Jan. 2023
    “ Well Zippy’s got a lot in store with Roger’s witty humor. A lovely little play about affection, and perhaps the summing of a demon. Don Baker is a brilliant and profound dramatist! With his work, and “Feeling Devilish” you will not be disappointed. Perfect for competition. Produce and repeat! ”
  • The United Plays of America - New York by Claudia Haas
    20 Jan. 2023
    “ HASS’ play is beautifully written; it’s simple and straightforward. A lovely piece about the world and movement of art. I would love to see this piece of moving “artwork” produced! Well done! ”
  • 12, ANGRY, MEAN by Paul Smith
    20 Jan. 2023
    “ SMITH’s short play “12, Angry, Mean” will surely give a moment of “not what I expected” - making you laugh out loud! Just when you think this about a person, SMITH turns you away, surprised. A lovely little play of good intention. Well done! ”
  • Stop Laughing Without Me by Philip Middleton Williams
    20 Jan. 2023
    “ As a playwright, are producers truly supposed to understand where the story is coming from and its intentions? Well for Claude, his intentions are final and will do nothing to stop getting his play produced the way he wants it done; the right way. WILLIAMS’ play “Stop Laughing With Me” is a look at just that. What does it truly mean to have your play produced the way the playwright intended. I want to see this produced. Lovely. Masterful. Well done! ”
  • Confess by Rachel Feeny-Williams
    20 Jan. 2023
    “ Calling WILLIAMS’ short piece “Confess” would be and understatement. A lovely piece about how brothers and sisters bicker over the most basic details of life, only to realize their mother is not more clever than she’s thought to be.

    A wonderful example of everyday life at its finest. This play would be wonderful in production or at a festival! I want to see it produced! Read. Produce. Repeat. Well done! ”
  • The Runner by Liberty Stevens
    20 Jan. 2023
    “ STEVEN’s one act piece, “The Runner” is masterful. It reminds you of watching an old foreign movie, one truly about the holocaust, yet not with all the graphic detail; one of hope and love, one of mystery.

    “The Runner” makes you think. Makes want feel for the characters and their struggles, yet hopes that they succeed. A lovely little story, perfect for any production! Well done! ”
  • Magic Wand (A Lost Children Story) by Hannah Lee DeFrates
    17 Jan. 2023
    “ This is a fun little play by DEFRATES. Hannah takes a thought provoking scenario and gives it life. A wonderful piece of what it means to be special, even when you’re down and out…or when you’ve lost your “glo”.
    A wonderful beginning to a something that is so much more. Fact is, I want more.

    Perfect for a children’s show or young actors competition. Well done! ”
  • Bronte's Mom by Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn
    16 Jan. 2023
    “ As a fur brother, I’ve never actually dealt with puppies, only bigger dogs, but I’ve definitely had my share of “wet spots” and other things.

    Priskorn’s play “Bronte’s Mom” is a marvelous juxtaposition between what it means to be there for others (animals too) and for yourself. This lovely piece would be fun to produce as it is so relatable in everyday life. Read. Produce. Repeat. Well done! ”
  • Kiki by Jeffrey James Keyes
    15 Jan. 2023
    “ Yikes…things just got real. Real quick. Was not expecting that. Jeffrey James Keyes’ short piece “Kiki” is a piece of theatre that is shocking good! Amazing! I gasped. Flabbergasted.

    “Kiki” is a short comedy that blends the juxtaposition of love and revenge beautifully.
    A lovely piece that any theatre would love to produce. It would work especially well in a theatre that stands for LGBTQIA+ individuals. Marvelous. Well done. ”
  • A Certain Pedigree by Rachel Feeny-Williams
    13 Jan. 2023
    “ Rachel Williams’ short piece “A Certain Pedigree” is such a powerful play. A wonderful juxtaposition between what it means to be liked and to be somewhat…different. Benji is the new pup of the family that might seem him as useless to his owners, only to realize he has a true friend group by his side.

    A lovely play that audiences will rave over. Produce and produce again! Well done! ”

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