Recommended by James Binz

  • James Binz: We've All Asked by Jean Ciampi
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    The world's best sibling joke reincarnated!

    The world's best sibling joke reincarnated!

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  • James Binz: Better Call Shoenstein by John Busser and Morey Norkin
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    Excellent comic piece! I was fascinated by the way the stand up comedy was able to be sincere and still not funny. Until it WAS funny! Te3rrific characters and a great story line - but truly funny, funny, funny!

    Excellent comic piece! I was fascinated by the way the stand up comedy was able to be sincere and still not funny. Until it WAS funny! Te3rrific characters and a great story line - but truly funny, funny, funny!

    ”
  • James Binz: Better Call Shoenstein by Morey Norkin and John Busser
    “

    Excellent comic piece! I was fascinated by the way the stand up comedy was able to be sincere and still not funny. Until it WAS funny! Te3rrific characters and a great story line - but truly funny, funny, funny!

    Excellent comic piece! I was fascinated by the way the stand up comedy was able to be sincere and still not funny. Until it WAS funny! Te3rrific characters and a great story line - but truly funny, funny, funny!

    ”
  • James Binz: MOMMA NEEDS A BREAK - MONOLOGUE by Deb Meyer
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    Deb Myer has a voice and a mind like no other. What a glorious journey through this character's tortured mind! If you ever wondered how the mother of three does it - this is good for you to read and see! A terrific monologue.

    Deb Myer has a voice and a mind like no other. What a glorious journey through this character's tortured mind! If you ever wondered how the mother of three does it - this is good for you to read and see! A terrific monologue.

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  • James Binz: Prompt 16 by Christopher Soucy
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    Ohboy! Too familiar.

    Ohboy! Too familiar.

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  • James Binz: Grocery List by Barry Wallace
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    A beautiful piece. There's a certain terror of being totally lost in a grocery store that anyone over the age of 65 is aware of. Barry Wallace captures the confusion and the anger perfectly and Kristi, the store clerk is a perfect foil. Very nice - this deserves a production and a nice intimate audience!

    A beautiful piece. There's a certain terror of being totally lost in a grocery store that anyone over the age of 65 is aware of. Barry Wallace captures the confusion and the anger perfectly and Kristi, the store clerk is a perfect foil. Very nice - this deserves a production and a nice intimate audience!

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  • James Binz: Overqualified by Lainie Vansant
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    Lainie Vansant captures the frustration of being fresh out of school and properly educated for nothing. At one point in my working career I spent almost 2 years looking for employment - I had a Master's degree, over 20 years of work experience, an honorable discharge with a year in Vietnam. I couldn't buy an interview. The extreme frustration of job searching without success provides enough dramatic tension for an entire season of theater art. This is a spectacular piece and deserves productions!

    Lainie Vansant captures the frustration of being fresh out of school and properly educated for nothing. At one point in my working career I spent almost 2 years looking for employment - I had a Master's degree, over 20 years of work experience, an honorable discharge with a year in Vietnam. I couldn't buy an interview. The extreme frustration of job searching without success provides enough dramatic tension for an entire season of theater art. This is a spectacular piece and deserves productions!

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  • James Binz: HAPPY BIRTHDAY by Michele Clarke
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    Oooof! Who is this girl? That is rudeness beyond measure. No one can possibly be that crass! Michele Clarke has created a truly despicable character.

    Oooof! Who is this girl? That is rudeness beyond measure. No one can possibly be that crass! Michele Clarke has created a truly despicable character.

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  • James Binz: HERITAGE RANCH by Art Devine
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    Some truly wonderful funny business here. The psychic potato and the Mai Tai umbrella join the weird sisters in a random field in Nova Scotia to discover a truth beyond all truth. Fast and funny dialogue abounds and the story gets weirder and funnier with each line. Comedy gold!

    Some truly wonderful funny business here. The psychic potato and the Mai Tai umbrella join the weird sisters in a random field in Nova Scotia to discover a truth beyond all truth. Fast and funny dialogue abounds and the story gets weirder and funnier with each line. Comedy gold!

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  • James Binz: THE FIGHTING ONIONS (10-minute play) by J.S. Puller
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    There has to be a better name for the team, right? Maybe not. Totally high school!

    There has to be a better name for the team, right? Maybe not. Totally high school!

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