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Claudia Haas

Recommended by Claudia Haas

  • 49 Years and a Glass of Chardonnay by Laura Pittenger
    5 Jun. 2018
    “ I know both women and both dreams. I love how something simple has a rippling effect and trickles down to be meaningful to someone else. I am always intrigued where a chance meeting becomes a turning point. I especially love how this small moment in time didn't lead to bigger moments together but did lead to seeing the world in a new light. ”
  • Day Six by Emily Hageman
    5 Jun. 2018
    “ A hugely imaginative, very short piece. We're set up beautifully. Delightful for young actors (and I know kids like that). Teddy would be great fun in a longer piece. ”
  • East, West, North, South by Emily Hageman
    5 Jun. 2018
    “ Short, sweet, to the point and you are left in the air. Will they make it after all? Throw the dice. It's anybody's guess. A short, fun, two-hander with lots of decisions for the actors to make. ”
  • A Walk In The Ocean (a ten minute play) by Mark Harvey Levine
    5 Jun. 2018
    “ Sometimes relationships are walking on air and yes, sometimes they are wading in the ocean. An ocean that can be teeming with life or just be endless, colorless stretches of sand. I smiled, I nodded and I connected with the material, the characters and the conflict. Even when something seems inevitable, I kept my finger on the little button of hope. It's a beautiful character study for a short play festival. ”
  • Look At Me by Susan Westfall
    5 Jun. 2018
    “ A stunningly poignant play about the return of a soldier to his wife and a first time back in the bedroom. Sexy, sweet, honest and painful, the twists and turns draw you in. The character portrayals make you stay. ”
  • Reading Xinran by Matthew Weaver
    29 May. 2018
    “ This is so sweet - an homage to loving a book, discovering an author and wanting to read anything they ever wrote. It sent me on a mission to read Xinran.
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  • Writer's Block by Elizabeth Suzanne
    29 May. 2018
    “ Been there. Done that. Writer’s know that trying too hard, trying to be innovative, trying to write the new classic can lead to a heap of trouble. With affection and wit, Suzanne has crafted a play that will elicit smiles from all - not just writers. A delicious take inside a wearied writer’s head. ”
  • Rank by Emma Carter
    29 May. 2018
    “ What will you do to survive? Rank explores this aspect of human nature in a dystopian future but the parallels to today are ominous and far-reaching. It’s a sci-if thriller where the stakes couldn’t be higher and the choices are muddied with political implications. The “greater good” never looked more frightening. ”
  • Message of Pain by Lindsay Partain
    29 May. 2018
    “ There is no “forever” and that truth is painfully up front and personal in Partain’s play. Even in sci-if, where you can imagine any possibility, Partain goes for the reality of the human condition. The play is circular as is life. It has a strong engine which goes full throttle to an ending that tears at you but you can’t imagine another possibility. The role of Xara is a dream part for an actress. ”
  • Mom's Ham by Rachel Bublitz
    21 May. 2018
    “ So I found myself in this play. I think we all will. Holiday tradition, the past, present and just possibly the future combine for the perfect ham, A play ripe for a holiday where being perfect is overrated. A beautiful take on tradition and perfectionism. ”

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