Recommended by Melissa Milich

  • Melissa Milich: The Bench by Brenton Kniess
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    OMG! The Power of Words. I wish I could write with this kind of emotion. This monologue simply blew me away. I wanted to stay in that space because that dang bench was so comforting despite the turmoil of remembering a past love. I think Mr. Kniess will leave his audience gobsmacked. Read this play. Perform this play. Bravo Mr. Kniess.

    OMG! The Power of Words. I wish I could write with this kind of emotion. This monologue simply blew me away. I wanted to stay in that space because that dang bench was so comforting despite the turmoil of remembering a past love. I think Mr. Kniess will leave his audience gobsmacked. Read this play. Perform this play. Bravo Mr. Kniess.

    ”
  • Melissa Milich: Mere Waters by Jillian Blevins
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    Compelling. Powerful. I couldn't stop reading. This is an exceptional piece of work. And it left me breathless.

    Compelling. Powerful. I couldn't stop reading. This is an exceptional piece of work. And it left me breathless.

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  • Melissa Milich: Camel Girl by Debra A. Cole
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    I enjoyed this. Put me right back 1886.

    I enjoyed this. Put me right back 1886.

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  • Melissa Milich: The Rotary Phone by Andrew Martineau
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    Hands down, this is one of the FUNNIEST plays I have ever read.

    Hands down, this is one of the FUNNIEST plays I have ever read.

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  • Melissa Milich: No Room at the Boutique Hotel by Debra A. Cole
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    A fun and symbolic Christmas story. Ms. Cole does an expert job of weaving in all the diversity at the same time reminding us to be good to each other. Perfect -- absolutely perfect -- for the Christmas season. It will truly get you in the spirit no matter what your beliefs.

    A fun and symbolic Christmas story. Ms. Cole does an expert job of weaving in all the diversity at the same time reminding us to be good to each other. Perfect -- absolutely perfect -- for the Christmas season. It will truly get you in the spirit no matter what your beliefs.

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  • Melissa Milich: Telling Dad (Ten Minute) by Paul Donnelly
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    This brought tears to my eyes. This is such an important play and it is told with the most authentic dialogue. Bravo Paul Donnelly. I'm sure this play could help a teen or a parent and the people around them who might be more tolerant if they let Donnelly's play sink in.

    This brought tears to my eyes. This is such an important play and it is told with the most authentic dialogue. Bravo Paul Donnelly. I'm sure this play could help a teen or a parent and the people around them who might be more tolerant if they let Donnelly's play sink in.

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  • Melissa Milich: ONE by Christopher Plumridge
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    Dang! So clever. So funny. So poignant. I want to see this on stage.
    Please.
    Please?
    Please!

    Dang! So clever. So funny. So poignant. I want to see this on stage.
    Please.
    Please?
    Please!

    ”
  • Melissa Milich: A Typical STEM Job Interview by Sam Heyman
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    FUNNY!

    FUNNY!

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  • Melissa Milich: Matter of fact or Fiction? by Marilyn Ollett
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    Wow! Such an important topic and so well-executed by Marilyn Ollett. It stayed with me for a long time.

    Wow! Such an important topic and so well-executed by Marilyn Ollett. It stayed with me for a long time.

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  • Melissa Milich: Inner Dialogue by Kirk Shimano
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    This was terribly fun. It totally hooked me. Such an original concept. Well done!

    This was terribly fun. It totally hooked me. Such an original concept. Well done!

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