Recommended by Claudia Haas

  • Claudia Haas: ZOOM, ZOOM AND ... BOOM! by Vivian Lermond
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    Tale as old as time: Mother wants to plan daughter’s wedding. What could be trite does not and you are gifted with a twisty, smiley, zoom-filled finish. The fact that relationships are seldom what they seem adds to the fun in this spirited play.

    Tale as old as time: Mother wants to plan daughter’s wedding. What could be trite does not and you are gifted with a twisty, smiley, zoom-filled finish. The fact that relationships are seldom what they seem adds to the fun in this spirited play.

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  • Claudia Haas: ICE IS NICE by Vivian Lermond
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    Sweetness and ice fishing tied up in string - this play is one of my favorite things. (Written by someone who has gone ice fishing.)

    Sweetness and ice fishing tied up in string - this play is one of my favorite things. (Written by someone who has gone ice fishing.)

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  • Claudia Haas: That Kiss by DC Cathro
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    An exploration into sexuality - a kiss - a once upon-a-time relationship. Cathro doesn’t give answers. But rather explores a friendship and where it could gave gone, should have gone or would never have gone - if only people talked back then. Lovely and exciting two-hander for two women.

    An exploration into sexuality - a kiss - a once upon-a-time relationship. Cathro doesn’t give answers. But rather explores a friendship and where it could gave gone, should have gone or would never have gone - if only people talked back then. Lovely and exciting two-hander for two women.

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  • Claudia Haas: Alone, Alone, Alone, Alone, Alone [a 1-minute play] by Steven G. Martin
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    I come to Martin for a playwright who has mastered the one minute play. So hard. Martin gives us in one scant minute a need for help and a helper. And hope.

    I come to Martin for a playwright who has mastered the one minute play. So hard. Martin gives us in one scant minute a need for help and a helper. And hope.

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  • Claudia Haas: CHRISTMAS IS ALL YOU WANT IT TO BE by Jack Levine
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    What a delightful afternoon tea with a person you likely know. Levine puts the “cheer” in Christmas and supplies us with a whole lot of “merry.” And what’s Christmas without a few mishaps? A cup of tea was never so much fun.

    What a delightful afternoon tea with a person you likely know. Levine puts the “cheer” in Christmas and supplies us with a whole lot of “merry.” And what’s Christmas without a few mishaps? A cup of tea was never so much fun.

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  • Claudia Haas: Abandonment [a 1-minute play] by Steven G. Martin
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    From the astonishing description of Hugh’s bible right through the speedy prayer, Martin gives us an adolescent in turmoil and pain in a scant 10 seconds. Don’t be fooled by the brevity of the pice. There’s a lot at stake here.

    From the astonishing description of Hugh’s bible right through the speedy prayer, Martin gives us an adolescent in turmoil and pain in a scant 10 seconds. Don’t be fooled by the brevity of the pice. There’s a lot at stake here.

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  • Claudia Haas: Wishes (a five minute play) by Mark Harvey Levine
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    A few teaspoons of whimsy, one heaping cup of yearnings and then just a dash of reality and you have a play that has you thinking “if only.” Followed by, “I wish.” For all you wishers out there, this is for you. A charmer from start to finish.

    A few teaspoons of whimsy, one heaping cup of yearnings and then just a dash of reality and you have a play that has you thinking “if only.” Followed by, “I wish.” For all you wishers out there, this is for you. A charmer from start to finish.

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  • Claudia Haas: The Duke and His Visitor by Ky Weeks
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    Friendship lost and found and lost again? Found again? Who knows? And who knows with any relationships? Weeks gives us hints about this quirky twosome and then you are left to fill in the blanks which is great fun. People evolve. Friendships evolve. People need each other. And then they don’t and then they do again. The Duke and His Visitor gives us entertaining and true insights into what it means to be human.

    Friendship lost and found and lost again? Found again? Who knows? And who knows with any relationships? Weeks gives us hints about this quirky twosome and then you are left to fill in the blanks which is great fun. People evolve. Friendships evolve. People need each other. And then they don’t and then they do again. The Duke and His Visitor gives us entertaining and true insights into what it means to be human.

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  • Claudia Haas: FAMILY BY NUMBERS Award-winning 10-minute drama by Arianna Rose
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    We’ve all been one. And if we’re lucky - 2. And more. The sparseness of the numbers belie the swelling emotions that grow as numbers increase and decrease. A beautiful rendering of family - lost and found.

    We’ve all been one. And if we’re lucky - 2. And more. The sparseness of the numbers belie the swelling emotions that grow as numbers increase and decrease. A beautiful rendering of family - lost and found.

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  • Claudia Haas: W or M? by Lucy Wang
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    Oh those volleys - they land and cajole. They miss and taunt. And what you are left with is a tennis match between old friends who have everything to prove and nothing to prove - except that their friendship endures. The world spins optimistically in Wang’s play and that is cause for celebration.

    Oh those volleys - they land and cajole. They miss and taunt. And what you are left with is a tennis match between old friends who have everything to prove and nothing to prove - except that their friendship endures. The world spins optimistically in Wang’s play and that is cause for celebration.

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