Recommended by Cam Eickmeyer

  • Cam Eickmeyer: Premature Evacuation (10-minute play) by Agnes Palfi
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    What a wonderful short play. Palfi takes us from despair and sadness to hope and joy. The tragedy of the war is omnipresent but we can't help but root for these young Ukrainians who show us there is hope yet.

    What a wonderful short play. Palfi takes us from despair and sadness to hope and joy. The tragedy of the war is omnipresent but we can't help but root for these young Ukrainians who show us there is hope yet.

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  • Cam Eickmeyer: Monster Under the Bed by Tegan Garon
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    Just watched this as part of the Talking Horse Productions monologue contest. Beautifully written and performed. A powerful and heartbreaking bedside conversation

    Just watched this as part of the Talking Horse Productions monologue contest. Beautifully written and performed. A powerful and heartbreaking bedside conversation

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  • Cam Eickmeyer: MAMA (3-minute play) by Agnes Palfi
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    Devastating short play. So much of life happens around the kitchen table and it all goes by so fast. As a parent of young children this floored me. Incredible piece of beautiful art.

    Devastating short play. So much of life happens around the kitchen table and it all goes by so fast. As a parent of young children this floored me. Incredible piece of beautiful art.

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  • Cam Eickmeyer: A Clean Dislike by Alex Dremann
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    A LOT is packed into just ten minutes through expert dialogue and character building. I can visualize the interaction perfectly. There are so many truths of office relationships and competition layered into the play that you will be left in awe to ponder all the ground covered.

    A LOT is packed into just ten minutes through expert dialogue and character building. I can visualize the interaction perfectly. There are so many truths of office relationships and competition layered into the play that you will be left in awe to ponder all the ground covered.

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  • Cam Eickmeyer: A LITTLE HELP HERE by Adam Richter
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    A fun read or viewing for fellow writers, but some excellent jokes as well for the "non creatives" in the world too.

    A fun read or viewing for fellow writers, but some excellent jokes as well for the "non creatives" in the world too.

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  • Cam Eickmeyer: Are You My Last Stop? by T.J. Lewis
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    Absolutely crackling dialogue steers us along with two dynamic, interesting characters as they work their way to a destination we all know is coming but are just so happy to witness along the way. A very good short.

    Absolutely crackling dialogue steers us along with two dynamic, interesting characters as they work their way to a destination we all know is coming but are just so happy to witness along the way. A very good short.

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  • Cam Eickmeyer: Birders Flock to Kentucky: a 10-minute Eco Theater Play by Cassie M. Seinuk
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    Phenomenal. Three expertly crafted characters talk around and through the topic of climate change with a clever mix of humor, dark wit and lines that will punch you right in the gut. Wonderful job and I highly recommend!

    Phenomenal. Three expertly crafted characters talk around and through the topic of climate change with a clever mix of humor, dark wit and lines that will punch you right in the gut. Wonderful job and I highly recommend!

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  • Cam Eickmeyer: The Eighteenth Quinquennial Endlings Picnic by Jillian Blevins
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    Existential dread of mortality is on the menu alongside a heaping portion of guilt for the damage we humans cause. Fantastic dialogue and very well defined characters stand out throughout this short comedy. Would be a ton of fun for actors too.

    Existential dread of mortality is on the menu alongside a heaping portion of guilt for the damage we humans cause. Fantastic dialogue and very well defined characters stand out throughout this short comedy. Would be a ton of fun for actors too.

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  • Cam Eickmeyer: 3,247 by Maggie Kearnan
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    Fantastic dialogue drives two authentic characters through the messy relationship of mother/daughter, inmate/outside. The logistics of an incarcerated mother trying to provide what her daughter needs are astounding, yet this mom is trying. One day at a time.

    Fantastic dialogue drives two authentic characters through the messy relationship of mother/daughter, inmate/outside. The logistics of an incarcerated mother trying to provide what her daughter needs are astounding, yet this mom is trying. One day at a time.

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  • Cam Eickmeyer: Day of Reversal by Jeffrey James Keyes
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    In today's "my team is good yours bad" political landscape, voters often disregard the real impact of their policy decisions. In so many cases it becomes the child's responsibility to confront the adult. Conversations like the one in this short are powerful, tragic and should be a warning to any audience or reader.

    In today's "my team is good yours bad" political landscape, voters often disregard the real impact of their policy decisions. In so many cases it becomes the child's responsibility to confront the adult. Conversations like the one in this short are powerful, tragic and should be a warning to any audience or reader.

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