Chelsea Frandsen:
Under Cover of Darkness By the Light of the Moon, or "Nobody Was Supposed To Be Here" A Tale of the Pacific Northwest
by Scott Sickles
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An unexpected delight! Scott Sickles drops you right in middle and reels you in quick. Love it so much!
An unexpected delight! Scott Sickles drops you right in middle and reels you in quick. Love it so much!
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Chelsea Frandsen:
How My Grandparents Fell in Love
by Cary Gitter
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In the middle of one of the darkest periods in modern history, this delightful play about love and immigration gives you something to smile about with plenty of warm fuzzies.
In the middle of one of the darkest periods in modern history, this delightful play about love and immigration gives you something to smile about with plenty of warm fuzzies.
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Chelsea Frandsen:
THE COLOR WHISPERER
by Nelson Diaz-Marcano
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Racial politics is an issue that isn't talked about enough. Nelson Diaz-Marcano has created a social commentary that is as thought provoking as it is hysterically funny.
Racial politics is an issue that isn't talked about enough. Nelson Diaz-Marcano has created a social commentary that is as thought provoking as it is hysterically funny.
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Chelsea Frandsen:
American Made
by Christin Eve Cato
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"American Made" packs quite a punch in ten short minutes. Cato gives us two fully realized characters battling the problems they experience while in incarceration. A heartbreaking and important piece.
"American Made" packs quite a punch in ten short minutes. Cato gives us two fully realized characters battling the problems they experience while in incarceration. A heartbreaking and important piece.
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Chelsea Frandsen:
Asterion
by Liz Duffy Adams
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One of my favorite Greek myths is brought to life with Ariadne as a star! The dialogue has a beautiful poetic lilt to it that's a pleasure to read and would be amazing to hear and the questions of what is true and what isn't perfectly hits home.
One of my favorite Greek myths is brought to life with Ariadne as a star! The dialogue has a beautiful poetic lilt to it that's a pleasure to read and would be amazing to hear and the questions of what is true and what isn't perfectly hits home.
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Chelsea Frandsen:
Prisoner Tongues
by Alisha Espinosa
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As a Bard fanatic I love digging into retellings and re-examinations of Shakespeare and Hero and Ophelia have never been more fascinating to me after reading this piece. These two women come alive like never before and are powerful roles Latina/Afrolatina actresses would be beyond proud to bring to life.
As a Bard fanatic I love digging into retellings and re-examinations of Shakespeare and Hero and Ophelia have never been more fascinating to me after reading this piece. These two women come alive like never before and are powerful roles Latina/Afrolatina actresses would be beyond proud to bring to life.
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Chelsea Frandsen:
Child of the Movement
by Cheryl Davis
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Cheryl Davis packs so much into this short piece about race relations and the stigmas that can prevent us from doing what we know to be right. A very important play that should be seen onstage.
Cheryl Davis packs so much into this short piece about race relations and the stigmas that can prevent us from doing what we know to be right. A very important play that should be seen onstage.
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Chelsea Frandsen:
BorderLands
by Jaisey Bates
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A look at racism and immigration at written at a time we so need to hear about it. Thought provoking, hard-hitting, and fascinating, Jaisey Bates kept me rivited.
A look at racism and immigration at written at a time we so need to hear about it. Thought provoking, hard-hitting, and fascinating, Jaisey Bates kept me rivited.
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Chelsea Frandsen:
HIDE and SEEK
by Emma Goldman-Sherman
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Who, or what are we actually hiding from? What is stopping us from being truly ourselves? Are we even able to truly *be* who we are without fear of consequences? Emma Goldman-Sherman poses these and other questions in this wonderfully metaphoric short play about identity and authenticity.
Who, or what are we actually hiding from? What is stopping us from being truly ourselves? Are we even able to truly *be* who we are without fear of consequences? Emma Goldman-Sherman poses these and other questions in this wonderfully metaphoric short play about identity and authenticity.
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Chelsea Frandsen:
Fire and Ice
by Emily Russell
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Emily Russell has a gift for language, and she is able to pack so much into this short piece. Ella's transformation from her interaction with Ilmu is fascinating, poetic and heartfelt.
Emily Russell has a gift for language, and she is able to pack so much into this short piece. Ella's transformation from her interaction with Ilmu is fascinating, poetic and heartfelt.
