For this season's second episode, we read "Just An Illusion," by Michael Weems. Join Emily, Joe, Liz, and Robert as we explore this weighty drama about guilt and moving on.

Warning: This play contains suggestions of suicide, gun violence, and abuse. 

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If you would like your play to be read on the podcast, please submit it to [email protected] for consideration.

If you would like to learn more about Panglossian Productions, please visit www.panglossian.org.

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For our Season 3 Premiere, we read "Two Cats Explain The Monstrous Moth Group," by Ian Thal. Join Christina, Michael, Sharon, Liz, and Robert as we explore this delightfully existential play!

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This week, we read "Bob Gets Cast Out Of Hell," by Robert O'Connell. Join Ed, Liz, Joe, and Robert as we read this silly meeting between the Almighty and His nemesis.

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This week, we read "Brain Circus," by Aaron Aaronson. Join Joe, Liz, Ed, and Robert for this silly and absurd romp through a modern medical diagnosis.

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This week, we read, "Socratic Frustration," by Jeff Dunne. Join Neil Hollands for his debut with BOAPP alongside regulars Ed, Joe, and Robert, as we romp through this comedic commentary on modern education and ancient methods.

If you would like to submit your short play for consideration, please send the PDF to [email protected]

If you would like to learn more about Panglossian Productions, please visit www.panglossian.org. 

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This week, we read, "The Best Narcissists In America," by Mark Jay Rosen. Join Sharon, Liz, Ed, Joe, and Robert as we adventure into this delightfully fun and blunt play.

If you would like to learn more about Panglossian Productions, please visit www.panglossian.org. 

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This week, we read, "Penny Or Your Thoughts," by John Levine. Join Joe, Sharon, Liz, and Robert as we read this play exploring the power of night time thoughts. 

If you would like to submit a play for consideration, please send the PDF to [email protected].

If you would like to learn more about Panglossian Productions, please visit www.panglossian.org.

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This week we read "Godot Shows Up," by Elena Naskova. Join Rachel, Liz, Sharon, and Robert as we read this modern take on the classic play by Samuel Beckett!

If you would like to submit a play for consideration, please send the PDF to [email protected].

If you would like to learn more about Panglossian Productions, visit www.panglossian.org.

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This week, we read, "If Men Had Cleavage," by Rosemary Frisino Toohey. Join Ed, Liz, Joe, and Robert in this short play set in a doctor's waiting room in the world turned upside down. 

If you would like to submit a short play for consideration, please send the PDF to [email protected].

If you would like to learn more about Panglossian Productions, visit www.panglossian.org.

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This week, we read, "A Harmony Of Both," by Terence Patrick Hughes. Join Sharon, Liz, Joe, and Robert as we explore this wonderful short play about "love, death, and the transcendentalism of chew-toys."

If you would like to submit a short play for consideration, please send the PDF to [email protected]. 

If you would like to learn more about Panglossian Productions, visit www.panglossian.org. 

Special thanks to THE SOUND TECHS WHO SHALL NOT BE NAMED