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Jennifer O'Grady

Recommended by Jennifer O'Grady

  • Hamlet: Abridged (and Possibly Improved?) by Emily Hageman
    17 Apr. 2020
    “ Hilarious and theatrical but with so much truth too, which makes it uniquely Hageman's. Any group would have a blast performing this play, and any audience would have a fabulous time watching it. I want to watch it! ”
  • THE GLASS SLIPPER SAGA by Vivian Lermond
    5 Apr. 2020
    “ Super-fun and very funny monologue delivered by a well-known fairytale princess, which provides a very different view of her than what we've all heard. Wonderful audition or performance piece. ”
  • Remembrance by D. Lee Miller
    5 Apr. 2020
    “ Powerful and beautiful two-hander exploring the aftermath of an actual act of gun violence. Extremely moving. ”
  • Libertadoras, the tale of Jonatas, Natan and Manuelita Saenz by Diana Burbano
    4 Mar. 2020
    “ Fascinating and lyrical play with wonderfully flexible casting and great theatricality. Loved it! ”
  • Adoration of Dora by Lojo Simon
    4 Mar. 2020
    “ Simon's play about Dora Maar is beautiful, powerful, and theatrical. I'd love to see this! ”
  • The Chisera by Paula Cizmar
    4 Mar. 2020
    “ Cizmar weaves past and present together to create a wonderful, powerful play about ecology, indigenous peoples and loss, and the struggles of two different women (one of them historical). Would love to see this on stage. ”
  • BLOOD TIES by Michael angel Johnson
    4 Mar. 2020
    “ Taut, moving, important play about the conflict between two strong, 19th-century historical women--one a black artist and the other a white abolitionist and art patron. Should be read and produced. ”
  • Alligator (a monologue) by Matthew Weaver
    27 Feb. 2020
    “ Utterly convincing, quietly heartbreaking monologue delivered by an alligator, with Weaver's customary theatricality and sure command of language. Wonderful! ”
  • Madame by Kendra Augustin
    26 Feb. 2020
    “ Very poignant play about a very young Haitian princess and the duties expected of her. Wonderful glimpse into Haitian royalty and women of history. ”
  • ANGELINA JOLIE IS STALKING ME by Stephanie Alison Walker
    26 Feb. 2020
    “ Who could resist this title? Not I, but the play is so much more than its title and wonderfully, darkly humorous, as well as thought-provoking. Terrific! ”

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