←Recommendations of Another Revolution

  • Cheryl Bear: Another Revolution by Jacqueline Bircher
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    An incredibly beautiful play about a friendship that bonds despite external chaos. In the infinite cosmos of the universe, this connection is most important. Heartfelt, moving and well done!

    An incredibly beautiful play about a friendship that bonds despite external chaos. In the infinite cosmos of the universe, this connection is most important. Heartfelt, moving and well done!

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  • Deb Hiett: Another Revolution by Jacqueline Bircher
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    A wonderful two-hander with humor and insight and wonderful dialogue. You fall for the characters right away -- very distinct voices that rise and fall in harmony and discord both. Great turns for good actors here. Touching and timely!

    A wonderful two-hander with humor and insight and wonderful dialogue. You fall for the characters right away -- very distinct voices that rise and fall in harmony and discord both. Great turns for good actors here. Touching and timely!

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  • Unicorn Theatre: Another Revolution by Jacqueline Bircher
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    This play was a FINALIST for the 2019-2020 In-Progress New Play Reading Series at Unicorn Theatre in Kansas City, Missouri. It is our pleasure to support ANOTHER REVOLUTION.

    This play was a FINALIST for the 2019-2020 In-Progress New Play Reading Series at Unicorn Theatre in Kansas City, Missouri. It is our pleasure to support ANOTHER REVOLUTION.

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  • Kristin Renn Parker: Another Revolution by Jacqueline Bircher
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    Gorgeous play that is so timely! Theaters across the country should be producing this play now!

    Gorgeous play that is so timely! Theaters across the country should be producing this play now!

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  • Emma Goldman-Sherman: Another Revolution by Jacqueline Bircher
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    This is a beautiful play about so much with just two people, a cryingly beautiful play about the universe and our place in it, a period play that speaks to this minute, a play that is funny at times, sad at times, and real without a sink or a sofa, a large canvas in one room, the rare ways people act on each other and move each other and change or don't change - time - turning! Blows me away. . .

    This is a beautiful play about so much with just two people, a cryingly beautiful play about the universe and our place in it, a period play that speaks to this minute, a play that is funny at times, sad at times, and real without a sink or a sofa, a large canvas in one room, the rare ways people act on each other and move each other and change or don't change - time - turning! Blows me away. . .

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