Recommended by Elin Hampton

  • Elin Hampton: When You Get Here by Jacob Goodman
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    Wonderful roles for elder actors. A bittersweet look at an over 60 community. Characters are well-defined. One set, easily producible.

    Wonderful roles for elder actors. A bittersweet look at an over 60 community. Characters are well-defined. One set, easily producible.

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  • Elin Hampton: A Gutte Neshuma by Jessica Feder-Birnbaum
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    This short sweet play tackles temple politics while exploring the archaic views in the Jewish religion about "how to mourn" a pet. It's a play that invites discussion.

    This short sweet play tackles temple politics while exploring the archaic views in the Jewish religion about "how to mourn" a pet. It's a play that invites discussion.

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  • Elin Hampton: Stay by Dagney Kerr
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    Hilarious and heartbreaking. Dagney Kerr successfully writes about two dogs navigating their friendship at the end of one's life. The characters are well-drawn and real, the dialogue is fresh, witty and just beautiful.

    Hilarious and heartbreaking. Dagney Kerr successfully writes about two dogs navigating their friendship at the end of one's life. The characters are well-drawn and real, the dialogue is fresh, witty and just beautiful.

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  • Elin Hampton: Character Arc by Emily Hageman
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    A bittersweet one-act play. Three sisters experience a flood of emotions while visiting their dying father. Emily Hageman's play successfully dramatizes sibling rivalry, love, loss and redemption.

    A bittersweet one-act play. Three sisters experience a flood of emotions while visiting their dying father. Emily Hageman's play successfully dramatizes sibling rivalry, love, loss and redemption.

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  • Elin Hampton: Breakfast for Quartet by Nicholas Thurkettle
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    They breathe the same air, they have breakfast at the same coffee shop... but they're four completely different people. They'll go on with their lives today and then come back again tomorrow. This play reminds us to take the time to listen. Everyone has a story.

    They breathe the same air, they have breakfast at the same coffee shop... but they're four completely different people. They'll go on with their lives today and then come back again tomorrow. This play reminds us to take the time to listen. Everyone has a story.

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  • Elin Hampton: Look At Me by Susan Westfall
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    An unpredictable and beautiful love story. A veteran and the wife he left behind need to learn to navigate their marriage moving forward. The characters are well-constructed... a gift for two actors. Highly recommend.

    An unpredictable and beautiful love story. A veteran and the wife he left behind need to learn to navigate their marriage moving forward. The characters are well-constructed... a gift for two actors. Highly recommend.

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