Recommended by George Sapio

  • George Sapio: You've Reached Justin by Christian St. Croix
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    I don't I breathed for the last eight pages. One mistimed kiss, a downtown party, and killer aliens, all told by voicemail. Brilliantly done. This one will keep you on the edge of your seat.

    I don't I breathed for the last eight pages. One mistimed kiss, a downtown party, and killer aliens, all told by voicemail. Brilliantly done. This one will keep you on the edge of your seat.

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  • George Sapio: Time Travelers Can Apply Yesterday by John Busser
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    I am thoroughly confused. Highly entertained as well! Hilarious farce will keep audiences laughing and shaking their heads at the rapid-paced...I'd say "time loop," but it's more of a "time knot"!

    I am thoroughly confused. Highly entertained as well! Hilarious farce will keep audiences laughing and shaking their heads at the rapid-paced...I'd say "time loop," but it's more of a "time knot"!

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  • George Sapio: Dark Gallery by Rachel Luann Strayer
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    A captivating study of beasts, doomed women, gothic romance, and dark art. Definitely one for an evening of creepy Halloween works. One woman alone in a room, lost from her tour, and a man whose intentions are undetermined, except for his taste in artwork of women about to die. Would love to see his performed.

    A captivating study of beasts, doomed women, gothic romance, and dark art. Definitely one for an evening of creepy Halloween works. One woman alone in a room, lost from her tour, and a man whose intentions are undetermined, except for his taste in artwork of women about to die. Would love to see his performed.

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  • George Sapio: Animals in the Bible (an evening of short plays) by Matthew Weaver
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    I love Matt's work. The plays in here, all based on iconic tales from a famous book, make a wonderful evening of theatre, and all from a different perspective! ("The Ark" is featured on an episode of Onstage/Offstage: https://linkshortner.net/vRKfE)

    I love Matt's work. The plays in here, all based on iconic tales from a famous book, make a wonderful evening of theatre, and all from a different perspective! ("The Ark" is featured on an episode of Onstage/Offstage: https://linkshortner.net/vRKfE)

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  • George Sapio: The Little Christmas Tree by Dana Hall
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    What a heart-wrenching moment in a couple's life. Ms. Hall gently and compassionately captures the agony of dealing with pain and loss. A beautiful two-hander.

    What a heart-wrenching moment in a couple's life. Ms. Hall gently and compassionately captures the agony of dealing with pain and loss. A beautiful two-hander.

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  • George Sapio: A Toast (from the THE WRINKLE RANCH AND OTHER PLAYS ABOUT GROWING OLD collection) by Debra A. Cole
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    What a moving, heartfelt play. Ms. Cole has a lovely sense of the human spirit, for all its quirks. Life is complicated and there are those moments where you desperately need to have a grip on what's happening, but it's beyond you. So you "manage" and do the best you can. And a perfect ending!

    What a moving, heartfelt play. Ms. Cole has a lovely sense of the human spirit, for all its quirks. Life is complicated and there are those moments where you desperately need to have a grip on what's happening, but it's beyond you. So you "manage" and do the best you can. And a perfect ending!

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  • George Sapio: Vegetables are Revolting! by Morey Norkin
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    Any evening of shorts would benefit from this pun-fest where no pun is left untouched...much unlike the veggies on a child's dinner plate. Energetic and hilarious!

    Any evening of shorts would benefit from this pun-fest where no pun is left untouched...much unlike the veggies on a child's dinner plate. Energetic and hilarious!

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  • George Sapio: The Window by Marcia Eppich-Harris
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    Hilarious, tender, accurate. How can two parents-to-be manage to get through the unknown? Like everyone else...with fingers crossed. And yeah, a funeral's a great place to make whoopie.

    Hilarious, tender, accurate. How can two parents-to-be manage to get through the unknown? Like everyone else...with fingers crossed. And yeah, a funeral's a great place to make whoopie.

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  • George Sapio: Happy Holidays? by Rachel Feeny-Williams
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    Rachel's done it again. What fun! This one is perfect for every seasonal night of shorts: Hilarious, truthful, and so much fun for all the actors.

    Rachel's done it again. What fun! This one is perfect for every seasonal night of shorts: Hilarious, truthful, and so much fun for all the actors.

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  • George Sapio: Florida Man by Debra A. Cole
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    Oh lord, I wish this weren't so accurate.Ms. Cole paints a brief yet timely piece of absurdist life...or has the Absurd become the Normal?

    Oh lord, I wish this weren't so accurate.Ms. Cole paints a brief yet timely piece of absurdist life...or has the Absurd become the Normal?

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