The Best of All Possible Podcast gives a cold read to submitted 10 minute plays, and follows them with a lighthearted theatre-minded discussion.
This episode, we read, "Nematodes," by Ron Radice. Join Corinne, Liz, Ed, and Robert as we explore this absurdist domestic scene.
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This week, we read "Misfortune," by Mark Harvey Levine. Join Caitlin, Joe, Sharon, and Robert for a romp into the world of fortune cookies gone very, very wrong.
If you would like your play to be read on the podcast, please submit it to literary@panglossian.org for consideration.
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This week, we read, "Zero Hour," by Jeff Dunne. Join Rachel, Liz, Emily, Sharon, and Robert on the eve of battle, where the lives of the characters are about to change forever!
If you would like your play to be read on the podcast, please submit it to literary@panglossian.org for consideration.
To learn more about how to get involved or donate to our mission, please visit www.panglossian.org.
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This week, we read, "The Gallows," by Sara Cowley. Join Jayson, Rachel, Joe, and Robert as we travel to an iconic Old West location where our self-described, "dark and edgy," playwright writes a western.
If you would like to help support our podcast, visit our Patreon at www.patreon.com/boapp. For as little as $3/month, you can help us fulfill our mission to explore and develop new plays and playwrights on Best Of All Possible Podcast.
If you would like your play to be read on the podcast, please submit it to literary@panglossian.org for consideration.
If you would like to learn more about Panglossian Productions, please visit www.panglossian.org.
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This week, we read, "10,000 Years," by Lindsay Partain. Join Sharon, Michael, Liz, and Robert as we get a look into the obtuse relationship of Jamie and Freddy.
If you would like to help support our podcast, visit our Patreon at www.patreon.com/boapp. For as little as $3/month, you can help us fulfill our mission to explore and develop new plays and playwrights on Best Of All Possible Podcast.
If you would like your play to be read on the podcast, please submit it to literary@panglossian.org for consideration.
If you would like to learn more about Panglossian Productions, please visit www.panglossian.org.
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This week, we read, "The Dragon's Breath," by Cynthia Morrison. Join Michael, Christina, Rachel, Liz, Neil, and Robert as we take a step into the wonderful and weird world of Alexander the Good.
If you would like to help support our podcast, visit our Patreon at www.patreon.com/boapp. For as little as $3/month, you can help us fulfill our mission to explore and develop new plays and playwrights on Best Of All Possible Podcast.
If you would like your play to be read on the podcast, please submit it to literary@panglossian.org for consideration.
If you would like to learn more about Panglossian Productions, please visit www.panglossian.org.
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For our sixth episode this season, we read, "When The World Falls In Love..." by Donald Loftus. Join Michael, Christina, Liz, and Robert as we experience a slice of life between a couple who has been married, "a very long time."
If you would like to help support our podcast, visit our Patreon at www.patreon.com/boapp. For as little as $3/month, you can help us fulfill our mission to explore and develop new plays and playwrights on Best Of All Possible Podcast.
If you would like your play to be read on the podcast, please submit it to literary@panglossian.org for consideration.
If you would like to learn more about Panglossian Productions, please visit www.panglossian.org.
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In our fifth episode this season, we read "What Floor?" by Elena Naskova. Join Liz, Rachel, and Robert as we take ride on the elevator of self-reflection.
If you would like to help support our podcast, visit our Patreon at www.patreon.com/boapp. For as little as $3/month, you can help us fulfill our mission to explore and develop new plays and playwrights on Best Of All Possible Podcast.
If you would like your play to be read on the podcast, please submit it to literary@panglossian.org for consideration.
If you would like to learn more about Panglossian Productions, please visit www.panglossian.org.
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In our fourth episode this season, we read "Snapdragon," by Gretchen C. O'Halloran. Join Liz, Sharon, Emily, and Robert as we dive right into Betsy's attempt to escape her past.
If you would like to help support our podcast, visit our Patreon at www.patreon.com/boapp. For as little as $3/month, you can help us fulfill our mission to explore and develop new plays and playwrights on Best Of All Possible Podcast.
If you would like your play to be read on the podcast, please submit it to literary@panglossian.org for consideration.
If you would like to learn more about Panglossian Productions, please visit www.panglossian.org.
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For the third episode this season, we read "Beardy McBearderson," by Jeremy Kehoe. Join Emily, Joe, Sharon, and Robert as we enjoy a romp through modern relationships and electronic connectivity.
If you would like to help support our podcast, visit our Patreon at www.patreon.com/boapp. For as little as $3/month, you can help us fulfill our mission to explore and develop new plays and playwrights on Best Of All Possible Podcast.
If you would like your play to be read on the podcast, please submit it to literary@panglossian.org for consideration.
If you would like to learn more about Panglossian Productions, please visit www.panglossian.org.
Special thanks to THE SOUND TECH WHO SHALL NOT BE NAMED
