Jewish Plays Project would like to acknowledge that LARGE ANIMAL VET received Commended status for our first Ten Minute Play Contest OOF: On One Foot, which searched nationally for plays from artists of all backgrounds responding to our prompt on healing & repair. Our Artist Panel readers appreciated the craft, style, and creativity, as well as how it theatrically expressed the first annual contest theme of healing & repair.

A taut, brief character sketch. Unnerving and uncomfortably funny, it leaves the reader/audience uncertain as to whether this scenario will not eventually end in tragedy. Hart has crafted a compelling short work, ideal for any one-act festival. Recommended!

A deeply witty conversation on the repulsive, absurd, and ultimately banal reality of the processes of life and death: nobody's afraid of a dead animal when it's covered in ketchup. Hart pits two diametrically-opposed voices against one another in the strangest possible dialogue about the most commonplace of all things, life itself.