Thank you for all that participated in the Play that Changed My Life contest. Below are some of the wonderful entries we received from our contest. Please feel free to read and comment on any of our participant's entries.

The House of Blue Leaves

I’ll keep this short. Oddly enough, I have never seen John Guare’s dark comedy performed. I read the play as a freshman in college and have been hooked on theatre ever since. I credit this play with inspiring me to study Theatre and English in college. Today, I use the play in my American literature [...]

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Little Women

After the death of Beth the mother’s lines made me be at peace with my son’s death. Pamela White – Marysville, WA

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Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf

When I was a child growing up in the Edenic enclave of Fieldston in the late 1950s, my mother instituted a treasured tradition: Every year, for my birthday, she would take me to a Broadway play of my choosing. Even my early selections – safe, sugary musicals such as My Fair Lady or The Sound [...]

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We’re Not in Kansas Anymore

Ten years ago this month I began my involvement in the theatre world. I was just getting divorced and was without any friends in close proximity. Needing something to focus on other than the ending of my marriage, I auditioned for a community theatre production of The Wizard of Oz. I wasn’t expecting much when I auditioned, never really [...]

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The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie

It was the summer of l969,the summer that opened my eyes to a world beyond my small hometown, the summer that made me believe in myself.  I was attending an eight week program called “Upward Bound”. Among the list of first’s for me was attending a play, The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie at Lock [...]

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