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Claudia Haas

Recommended by Claudia Haas

  • NEXT by Scott Mullen
    13 Nov. 2019
    “ So, even if you’re dead you may want things. So, even if you’re dead ... well ... you have no genitals, you may want things. So, even if you’re dead you may not know the difference between heaven and hell. So, even if you’re dead there may be hope in Mullen’s fast, breezy musings on the afterlife. Good roles for 3 actors. ”
  • Thank You, Two by John Minigan
    9 Nov. 2019
    “ This is such a sweet gentle play where a lot happens but it happens in the quiet. Crammed into a high school tech booth, Mia and Danny discover what they already knew. But didn’t. A play that’s easy to stage and gives two teen actors a chance to discover a lot about revealing character and listening. ”
  • A Wee Rembrandt by Schatzie Schaefers
    1 Nov. 2019
    “ Part silly-clever, part poignant, Schaefers play is a look-back to one of the more infamous art hoists in modern history. As the guards argue about the root cause of being locked up together, there is something else at play. Idle chatter about sex, life, and judgements give an unexpected reveal. A guard can fall in love with a painting. Strong acting roles and a plot out of the ordinary make this a winning contender for a night of shorts. ”
  • Tracy Jones by Stephen Kaplan
    14 Oct. 2019
    “ Tracy Jones throws a party to connect with her tribe - others named Tracy Jones. Lonely, disillusioned with life and desperate to forge connections, she throws caution to the wind and invests heavily - in herself. Kaplan layers the play with such high spirits, you root for all. Can life change in a back room of a Wing Joint? Possibilities are everywhere and Kaplan's characters discover their humanity, their foibles and their next steps amid a backdrop of hot sauces and boneless wings. ”
  • Concordance by John Minigan
    18 Jul. 2019
    “ The play opens with Alexander Cruden shackled in a madhouse trying to free himself with a butter knife. But is he mad? Minigan asks that question over and over. Bound by absolute faith, as well as strict devotion to a person from his past, Cruden walks a blurry tightrope between insanity and belief. Minigan takes you on a twist-filled journey that keeps you wanting more. And he does it with some full-fledged belly laughs that underscore the precariousness of Cruden's story. ”
  • GWEN HAS A DATE by Marj O'Neill-Butler
    6 Jul. 2019
    “ ‘Casserole widows” and that’s all you need to know. Let Marj O’Neill-Butler take you on the romantic ride you always wanted to take. ”
  • Grand Canyon by Scott Stolnack
    5 Jul. 2019
    “ I know Scott and I know the ranger. You will also. Grief, tenderness, reality and love meet and don’t let go. ”
  • Homo for Christmas by John Bavoso
    5 Jul. 2019
    “ With so many alternative Christmas festivals around, it’s no wonder this is finding a home. In the best spirit of Christmas, it celebrates love and denial which are not strangers at Christmas. It could be a self-help book about how to come out on Christmas Day. Complete with laughter and guts. ”
  • Brian's Poems by Larry Rinkel
    5 Jul. 2019
    “ Talk about a ticking clock: it’s all here - regret, maybe love, lust, romance, sweetness wrapped up in comedy. And you so root for “Me” and you hope - a lot. Read it. Produce it. ”
  • Bygones by Scott Sickles
    5 Jul. 2019
    “ Short, succinct and scary. Throw restraining orders out the window as stalkers do. The fact that it takes place at an airport shows you how leaving town is not even the answer. The “forgiveness” line bites. ”

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