Play recommendations

[JuanValjean72]

Play recommendations#1

Posted: 8/27/13 at 10:18pm

Looking for a few new reads, from the Dramatists Play Service. I've got about 15 plays from them already. Any recommendations?

[colorandlight2]

Play recommendations#2

Posted: 8/27/13 at 10:42pm

Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike by Christopher Durang
The Brother/Sister Plays by Terrell Alvin McCraney
Bad Jews by Joshua Harmon

[colorandlight2]

Play recommendations#2

Posted: 8/27/13 at 10:43pm

Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike by Christopher Durang
The Brother/Sister Plays by Terrell Alvin McCraney
Bad Jews by Joshua Harmon

[broadwaybelter]

Play recommendations#3

Posted: 8/28/13 at 2:53am

Cock by Mike Bartlett, Slowgirl by Greg Pierce, Tribes by Nina Raine, When the Rain Stops Falling by Andrew Bovell, Intimate Apparel by Lynn Nottage, and many others.

[dramamama611]

Play recommendations#4

Posted: 8/28/13 at 6:20am

just curious....why from Dramatists specifically?

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[JuanValjean72]

Play recommendations#5

Posted: 8/28/13 at 10:31am

@dramamama Well for a few reasons. I'm going into the city soon and I always visit Theatre Circle and they have an entire back room of plays, all from Dramatists, plus its the only plays they sell at my college's bookstore as well. And it's easy to order the plays in groups off of their website.

[Unknown User]

Play recommendations#6

Posted: 8/28/13 at 4:45pm

You should check out the Drama Book Shop on 40th Street. Much better selection than Theatre Circle. I could spend hours in there.

[N2N Nate.]

Play recommendations#7

Posted: 8/28/13 at 9:31pm

Dog sees God is one of my favorites.

So Lauren Bacall me, anything goes! *wink*

[Orangesaretuesdays]

Play recommendations#8

Posted: 8/29/13 at 1:19am

Where has Tommy Flowers Gone, Cock, Tribes, and The Cripple of Inishmann