Recommended by Wolfgang Jones

  • Wolfgang Jones: Take Me Away: a trainwreck with monsters by Heidi Kraay
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    This is a mesmerizing, spellbinding journey that haunts as much as it fascinates. The story moves fluidly, almost hypnotically, and I could not look away when I knew the worst was coming. An emotionally packed play with two rich characters, Kraay's vision for theatre remains vivid and captivating.

    This is a mesmerizing, spellbinding journey that haunts as much as it fascinates. The story moves fluidly, almost hypnotically, and I could not look away when I knew the worst was coming. An emotionally packed play with two rich characters, Kraay's vision for theatre remains vivid and captivating.

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  • Wolfgang Jones: Actualism by Matt Shvyrkov
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    Identity, belonging, redemption, and faith are boldly navigated against the backdrop of reality television. Deft and graceful, Sievers' work comes strongly recommended.

    Identity, belonging, redemption, and faith are boldly navigated against the backdrop of reality television. Deft and graceful, Sievers' work comes strongly recommended.

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  • Wolfgang Jones: Post Mortem Depression by Ethan Alltop
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    POST-MORTEM DEPRESSION is a lively, thoughtful piece. Alltop delivers a fast-paced one-act that keeps the audience on its toes.

    POST-MORTEM DEPRESSION is a lively, thoughtful piece. Alltop delivers a fast-paced one-act that keeps the audience on its toes.

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  • Wolfgang Jones: Coping with Autumn by Megan Ann Jacobs
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    A sweeping display of the human psyche. Jacobs presents a potent story for the characters and the audience alike.

    A sweeping display of the human psyche. Jacobs presents a potent story for the characters and the audience alike.

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  • Wolfgang Jones: Settle for Me by Raja Lachance
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    Fun with potential for interpretation. The contrasting perspectives on either side of the (insert dating app) screen is full of humor and honesty. SETTLE FOR ME is a bright little light in a dark time for genuine connection.

    Fun with potential for interpretation. The contrasting perspectives on either side of the (insert dating app) screen is full of humor and honesty. SETTLE FOR ME is a bright little light in a dark time for genuine connection.

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  • Wolfgang Jones: All the Tired Horses by Ethan Alltop
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    Alltop's critique of humanity's fast-track to the finish line is equal parts excoriating and silly. A refreshing, exciting addition to the theatre world.

    Alltop's critique of humanity's fast-track to the finish line is equal parts excoriating and silly. A refreshing, exciting addition to the theatre world.

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  • Wolfgang Jones: The Pumpkin Pact (10-15 minute play) by Elisabeth Giffin Speckman
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    PUMPKIN PACT has crisp dialogue and enough laughs to balance the intrigue. Speckman's voice and vision are worth investing in.

    PUMPKIN PACT has crisp dialogue and enough laughs to balance the intrigue. Speckman's voice and vision are worth investing in.

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  • Wolfgang Jones: Catch/Release by Elisabeth Giffin Speckman
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    CATCH / RELEASE weaves interesting characters in a recognizable world through intriguing circumstances. A well paced read that toys with expectations.

    CATCH / RELEASE weaves interesting characters in a recognizable world through intriguing circumstances. A well paced read that toys with expectations.

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  • Wolfgang Jones: Sapience by Diana Burbano
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    Enjoyed everything from the title to the ending. Thoroughly impressed by Burbano's handling of loss, mortality, intelligence, and connection. Highly, highly recommended.

    Enjoyed everything from the title to the ending. Thoroughly impressed by Burbano's handling of loss, mortality, intelligence, and connection. Highly, highly recommended.

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  • Wolfgang Jones: A Christmas Carol (But not as you know it!) by Rachel Feeny-Williams
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    A fun retelling of Scrooge and A Christmas Carol. Highlighted are Feeny-Williams' voice and vision in the dialogue as well as efficient staging. Strongly recommended for December programming.

    A fun retelling of Scrooge and A Christmas Carol. Highlighted are Feeny-Williams' voice and vision in the dialogue as well as efficient staging. Strongly recommended for December programming.

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