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Recommended by DC Cathro

  • Throwing Rice by Madelyn Sergel
    14 May. 2020
    “ Intricate relationships, family drama, business, and the upcoming nuptials come to a head. Smooth and distinct voices punctuate the action, and really meaty roles for a wide range of actors. Impressive. ”
  • Kubrickian by Zack Peercy
    14 May. 2020
    “ A fascinating read, incredibly visual despite the sparse set, and a wonderful, challenging set of roles for actors to dive into. Kubrick fans especially, take note! ”
  • Six Feet Away by Eytan Deray
    14 May. 2020
    “ This short piece perfectly sums up both voices in the relationship (and my head). Cathartic. ”
  • The Most Important Meal of the Day by Scott Sickles
    14 May. 2020
    “ Heartbreakingly real and sadly probable. Comfortable dialogue in an uncomfortable situation. Great roles for nuanced actors. ”
  • The Little American Pie Fight (a 1-minute play) by Steven G. Martin
    14 May. 2020
    “ A quick fun romp! Delightful! And now I’m hungry for a slice of blueberry... ”
  • Good Vibrations by Philip Middleton Williams
    14 May. 2020
    “ I love a good dose of karma! Snappy dialogue and familiar characters... and two snaps up for the ending! A fun ride. ”
  • Wandering, Whistling by Alex Tuchi
    14 May. 2020
    “ Love, existence, and an egg timer. Sometimes beautiful, sometimes brutal. An inherently theatrical and emotional exploration of the universe... And ducks. I love ducks. ”
  • /ärt/ by Steven G. Martin
    23 Apr. 2020
    “ A fun, over-the-top comment on the subjectivity of art, competition, sexism... and kids! Really fun characters and visuals... and kids! A delight! ”
  • I'd Follow You Anywhere: a Solaris story by Scott Sickles
    31 Jan. 2020
    “ Lovely and somehow ethereal, despite the impending countdown. A beautiful script that squeezes your heart tighter and tighter until... Just stunning. ”
  • A Tree Grows in Longmont by Philip Middleton Williams
    29 Jan. 2020
    “ A moving and emotional tribute, beautifully told and heartbreakingly real. ”

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