Recommended by James Binz

  • James Binz: Can You Dance the Merengue? by Cori Diaz
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    Let's get this straight - a young, Latina, lesbian scholar enters a Club on Latina Lesbian Chess Night holding a pie. From that moment this weird meet/cute runs headlong into funny self discovery and a wonderful improbable relationship, Cori Diaz keeps us intrigued and fascinated. Very nice.

    Let's get this straight - a young, Latina, lesbian scholar enters a Club on Latina Lesbian Chess Night holding a pie. From that moment this weird meet/cute runs headlong into funny self discovery and a wonderful improbable relationship, Cori Diaz keeps us intrigued and fascinated. Very nice.

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  • James Binz: Kira Mira Deara by Isaac Byrne
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    Well, this could have gone in so many different directions! You've picked a good tale and told it well. I enjoy the characters and the dialogue is lovely. This would be interesting to see on stage and the actors would be engaged and challenged. Nice!

    Well, this could have gone in so many different directions! You've picked a good tale and told it well. I enjoy the characters and the dialogue is lovely. This would be interesting to see on stage and the actors would be engaged and challenged. Nice!

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  • James Binz: Satan v. The Indiana Abortion Ban by Leah Roth Barsanti
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    Such a big topic for such a small play. Dark comedy with deeper significance and a plotline that runs the gamut. Great characters and perfectly expressed dialogue. This would be a terrific piece to stage!

    Such a big topic for such a small play. Dark comedy with deeper significance and a plotline that runs the gamut. Great characters and perfectly expressed dialogue. This would be a terrific piece to stage!

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  • James Binz: Hotter Than Thoreau by Julie Zaffarano
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    Funny story with a frantic pace and dialogue to match. This is a terrific 10 minute piece and should be seen and experienced! Nicely done.

    Funny story with a frantic pace and dialogue to match. This is a terrific 10 minute piece and should be seen and experienced! Nicely done.

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  • James Binz: VALUED PLAYWRIGHT - A 1-MINUTE PLAY by Debra A. Cole
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    Funny, funny, funny! I rarely have anyone butcher my simple name - but I can empathize!

    Funny, funny, funny! I rarely have anyone butcher my simple name - but I can empathize!

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  • James Binz: They're In There by John Busser
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    What fun! I never saw the last line coming!

    What fun! I never saw the last line coming!

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  • James Binz: DOUBLE TROUBLE, a 5-minute comedy by Arianna Rose
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    Great five minute piece! The usual Arianna Rose excellence. A very creative look at this situation and a wonderful plotline to examine the intricacy of new life. Brava!

    Great five minute piece! The usual Arianna Rose excellence. A very creative look at this situation and a wonderful plotline to examine the intricacy of new life. Brava!

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  • James Binz: The Pickleball Prophet by Dana Hall
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    Pickleball never seemed like so much fun. Go get him, Marla!

    Pickleball never seemed like so much fun. Go get him, Marla!

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  • James Binz: The Box Play (A Play About Boxes) by Liv Shoup
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    Well written and structured. Liv Shoup gives us a peek into the drama of Morgan and Lucy. The sweet pain of unrequited love and the trauma of leaving family and familiar for a dubious future. This would be terrific on stage and I highly recommend a production!

    Well written and structured. Liv Shoup gives us a peek into the drama of Morgan and Lucy. The sweet pain of unrequited love and the trauma of leaving family and familiar for a dubious future. This would be terrific on stage and I highly recommend a production!

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  • James Binz: The Magi 2.0 by Kathy Rucker
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    The ancient tale of the Magi has been a fascinating story since it was first told. Modern versions are challenging and Kathy Rucker does a very nice job of following the light and bringing of gifts and being wise in a new way. Very nice transitions and the characters are spot on.

    The ancient tale of the Magi has been a fascinating story since it was first told. Modern versions are challenging and Kathy Rucker does a very nice job of following the light and bringing of gifts and being wise in a new way. Very nice transitions and the characters are spot on.

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