Recommended by Wolfgang Jones

  • Wolfgang Jones: How to Hide Your Monster by Heidi Kraay
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    Such a bold way to write for theatre. Kraay manages to imbue this play with all kinds of humanity while presenting captivating immersive possibilities. Delivering this story requires a skill that's hard to come by and this playwright has it in spades.

    Such a bold way to write for theatre. Kraay manages to imbue this play with all kinds of humanity while presenting captivating immersive possibilities. Delivering this story requires a skill that's hard to come by and this playwright has it in spades.

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  • Wolfgang Jones: Kilgore by Heidi Kraay
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    The mark of a good writer is knowing how to keep your audience engaged and rarely have I turned the pages so quickly. KILGORE continually surprises with disgust, laughs, charm, and shock.

    The mark of a good writer is knowing how to keep your audience engaged and rarely have I turned the pages so quickly. KILGORE continually surprises with disgust, laughs, charm, and shock.

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  • Wolfgang Jones: Stupid Ghost by Savannah Reich
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    I god damn love this play.

    I god damn love this play.

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  • Wolfgang Jones: Cannbal's by Tim Dick
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    An exciting first foray into what promises to be a strange and horrifying world. The headfirst dive into the Cannery is a great first take on our profitable punitive system and worse yet - where it might be headed.

    An exciting first foray into what promises to be a strange and horrifying world. The headfirst dive into the Cannery is a great first take on our profitable punitive system and worse yet - where it might be headed.

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  • Wolfgang Jones: Withdrawn by Tim Dick
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    WITHDRAWN is an unflinching though surprisingly funny glimpse into the world of addiction.

    WITHDRAWN is an unflinching though surprisingly funny glimpse into the world of addiction.

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  • Wolfgang Jones: Funeral for a Sonnet by Tim Dick
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    Delightfully bizarre and startlingly genuine.

    Delightfully bizarre and startlingly genuine.

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  • Wolfgang Jones: The Gravediggers Union by Brian James Polak
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    Strong characters and entertaining dialogue set against the backdrop of a graveyard. A compelling story about isolation, love, class, and hope.

    Strong characters and entertaining dialogue set against the backdrop of a graveyard. A compelling story about isolation, love, class, and hope.

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