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Jason Aaron Goldberg

Recommended by Jason Aaron Goldberg

  • Magic Trick by Jack MacCarthy
    17 May. 2018
    “ Bringing together so many important themes and topics while also amazingly playing with form and structure is something I love and seek out. This play does all of it very well. Highly recommend. ”
  • VEILS by Tom Coash
    17 May. 2018
    “ Thought provoking and powerful. The kind of play that should be getting more attention in the current American climate. Perfect for high school and college age actresses. ”
  • Jinxed by K. Alexa Mavromatis
    17 May. 2018
    “ One of the funniest short plays I've come across in a long time. Really tightly structured and rollicking good time. ”
  • For The Love Of (or, the Roller Derby Play) by Gina Femia
    17 May. 2018
    “ Really glad I was turned on to this play. A wild ride and no doubt a brilliant spectacle in production. Having only read it, I hope I am fortunate enough to see it in production someday. ”
  • PLAY NICE! (full length) by Robin Rice
    7 Dec. 2016
    “ Really strong play for actors. A wild ride of a show. Great for college. Imagination as a weapon is always captivating. ”
  • MITZI'S ABORTION: A Saint's Guide to Late-Term Politics and Medicine in America by Elizabeth Heffron
    7 Dec. 2016
    “ You'll laugh, you'll cry, you'll lean in. A powerful and important play tackling one of the always hot button topics in America. Yet it does not preach and holds no secret agenda. No matter where you fall in the debate, you'll learn something and be entertained at the same time. ”
  • Bad Panda by Megan Gogerty
    7 Dec. 2016
    “ Amazing, amazing, amazing! This play is a laugh riot, while also warming your heart. Love takes all kinds of forms and each form is worthy. This is a very producible play for theatres and a delight for actors to perform. It's a hit. ”
  • ABSTRACT NUDE by Gwydion Suilebhan
    7 Dec. 2016
    “ As with all of Gwydion's work, this is a strong piece of literature. He paints with precise skill. A great play with a cast size that serves theatres very well. Being about art and it's subjective nature, this is a wonderful piece to spark and further the discussion on the vital importance of art itself. ”