Recommended by Arthur M Jolly

  • Arthur M Jolly: My Body by Rachel Bublitz
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    Clever, pointed - more relevant today than ever, this is a smartly written little gem of a play that should be considered by any theatre looking to explore the #MeToo movement on stage - and the wider implications around it. It does what theatre does best, creating a world with a distinctive view that forces us to question or own world and our own world-view, while never becoming preachy or obvious.

    Clever, pointed - more relevant today than ever, this is a smartly written little gem of a play that should be considered by any theatre looking to explore the #MeToo movement on stage - and the wider implications around it. It does what theatre does best, creating a world with a distinctive view that forces us to question or own world and our own world-view, while never becoming preachy or obvious.

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  • Arthur M Jolly: Lady in Waiting by Duncan Pflaster
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    Fun and funny, a playful twist on the classic fairytale. One of the very few ten minute plays to have a sword fight, and probably of interest to any actors looking to add a little stage combat to an evening of short works.

    Fun and funny, a playful twist on the classic fairytale. One of the very few ten minute plays to have a sword fight, and probably of interest to any actors looking to add a little stage combat to an evening of short works.

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  • Arthur M Jolly: THE PLATYPODES by Asher Wyndham
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    This is a huge, sprawling play - a drama of scope, both in its subject matter and its deep understanding. If you are looking for a play that sweeps your audience up and carries them along on an emotional ride, I recommend reading this one. Mid-size cast, with some powerful roles for strong actors.

    This is a huge, sprawling play - a drama of scope, both in its subject matter and its deep understanding. If you are looking for a play that sweeps your audience up and carries them along on an emotional ride, I recommend reading this one. Mid-size cast, with some powerful roles for strong actors.

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  • Arthur M Jolly: YOUNG VETERAN ADAM AMERSON: A MONOLOGUE by Asher Wyndham
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    A powerful monologue - raw and emotional, with resonance and depth. It's not simple, it's not clean and obvious; it has complexity and nuance. This one might be great for competitions.

    A powerful monologue - raw and emotional, with resonance and depth. It's not simple, it's not clean and obvious; it has complexity and nuance. This one might be great for competitions.

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