Recommended by Tiffany Antone

  • Tiffany Antone: The Cat Monologue - Sam's Guide to Breaking Up With Style by Sierra Blanco
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    Oh, this is very fun! And I'm a cat person, lol.

    Oh, this is very fun! And I'm a cat person, lol.

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  • Tiffany Antone: Beat Poem/Monologue: A Yellow Plastic Cup by Firen Williams
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    Very moving, rhythmic and a great piece for an actor to sink their teeth into!

    Very moving, rhythmic and a great piece for an actor to sink their teeth into!

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  • Tiffany Antone: 20 Questions: a found monologue by Ruben Carbajal
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    Ooh, I love this. Simple concept with multitudes of interpretations and so much room for the actor to play.

    Ooh, I love this. Simple concept with multitudes of interpretations and so much room for the actor to play.

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  • Tiffany Antone: SISTERS THREE & the tree by Jaisey Bates
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    YES!! This is extraordinary work. Moving and powerful and memorable. Such a beautiful piece! Extraordinaries roles (and words and actions) for women. Highly recommend!

    YES!! This is extraordinary work. Moving and powerful and memorable. Such a beautiful piece! Extraordinaries roles (and words and actions) for women. Highly recommend!

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  • Tiffany Antone: Bleed Rail by Mickey Birnbaum
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    I was fortunate enough to see this production at Boston Court several years ago and still have a visceral response remembering the characters working in the slaughterhouse. Mickey's dialogue is taught, compelling, and combustible. The characters are a dream for actors. The weight of this world sits with you long after curtain - and yet it is incredibly (darkly) comic. Would love to see this play on its feet again! Highly recommend!

    I was fortunate enough to see this production at Boston Court several years ago and still have a visceral response remembering the characters working in the slaughterhouse. Mickey's dialogue is taught, compelling, and combustible. The characters are a dream for actors. The weight of this world sits with you long after curtain - and yet it is incredibly (darkly) comic. Would love to see this play on its feet again! Highly recommend!

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  • Tiffany Antone: Guernica by Eva MeiLing Pollitt
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    A must read for directors! This play is so visual and so imaginative - and yet powerful in the midst of its spectacle. Incredibly creative storytelling skills on display - this would be a delicious challenge for actors and designers as well. Wow!

    A must read for directors! This play is so visual and so imaginative - and yet powerful in the midst of its spectacle. Incredibly creative storytelling skills on display - this would be a delicious challenge for actors and designers as well. Wow!

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  • Tiffany Antone: People of the Book by Yussef El Guindi
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    I could NOT stop reading this script. Wow - talk about knockout roles for the actors, and a gripping story that kept me reading well past my bedtime. A powerful story, each character with their own intense voice, and the play introduces weighty questions through narrative without it ever feeling heavy-handed. Would love to see this produced!

    I could NOT stop reading this script. Wow - talk about knockout roles for the actors, and a gripping story that kept me reading well past my bedtime. A powerful story, each character with their own intense voice, and the play introduces weighty questions through narrative without it ever feeling heavy-handed. Would love to see this produced!

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  • Tiffany Antone: Speed of Light by Bella Poynton
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    Holy WOW, what an awesome script. So imaginative and powerful - transports us to a different and multi-dimensional world, but (as with all great sci-fi) the characters and challenges in this world are wildly relatable to our own. Would love to see this done!

    Holy WOW, what an awesome script. So imaginative and powerful - transports us to a different and multi-dimensional world, but (as with all great sci-fi) the characters and challenges in this world are wildly relatable to our own. Would love to see this done!

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  • Tiffany Antone: the day we were born by Jaisey Bates
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    This play needs to be produced. The magic, the breathlessness, and the power of this play - stunning! Beautiful, lyrical, and yearning to be seen/heard/felt - an event with the strength to move audiences hearts and minds.

    This play needs to be produced. The magic, the breathlessness, and the power of this play - stunning! Beautiful, lyrical, and yearning to be seen/heard/felt - an event with the strength to move audiences hearts and minds.

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  • Tiffany Antone: The Welcome Inn by Nancy Cooper Frank
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    Beautiful and powerful statement on refugees and compassion - told in a way that moves, without alienating, an audience. Highly recommend!

    Beautiful and powerful statement on refugees and compassion - told in a way that moves, without alienating, an audience. Highly recommend!

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