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Estados Unidos da América
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desde 21 de Setembro de 2019
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The Day After

Jeff Broitman stars in a full-length monologue. Written in November of 2024, it was probably the first play produced in response to the election. This is audio from the live performance recorded in December at YOLO Studio in Chicago. The play was recommended by the Chicago Reader.

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The Day After

Jeff Broitman stars in a full-length monologue. Written in November of 2024, it was probably the first play produced in response to the election. This is audio from the live performance recorded in December of 2024 at Dreamers YOLO Studio in Chicago. The play was recommended by the Reader.
Two comedies for Summer by Amy Crider Starring Baird Brutscher and Erin Caswell For more episodes please visit https://www.continuousdream.com You can support the program at: https://www.ko-fi.com/continuousdreamtheatre36160 For more about Amy Crider and her writing see https://www.amycrider.com P…

The Hamster

It’s November 8th, 2016 at an election-night party at the home of Vladimir Putin... written by Amy Crider  Starring Jeff Broitman Baird Brutscher Brad Potts and Pete Blatchford For more episodes, visit www.continuousdream.com
Award-winning playwright Amy Crider continues her lecture series with: The Inciting Incident.
A monologue inspired by Dracula, performed by Continuous Dream ensemble member Baird Brutscher.

Unlimited Playwriting Part Six

Sympathetic characters: do they have to be sympathetic? And what makes them so?
Short plays: today you'll hear a fun writing exercise I learned from the famous Second City, with guest Pete Blatchford.
Great expectations: what expectations are you raising in the mind of your audience? Do you fulfill them, or subvert them? Contains spoilers.
In Part Three we look at what the characters need and know versus the playwright and the audience, by discussing Harold Pinter's Betrayal.
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