New Book of Short Plays
Praise
Brutally honest and original…A complete delight!
Craig Lucas, playwright, An American in Paris
Whether it’s dealing with the bitter tug of war that’s child custody, the slippery love of an Older and Younger woman or the rambling misdirection of a College Professor charged with murder , Elizabeth Primamore is able to share the humanity of her characters and her own heart.
Mark St. Germain, playwright, Freud’s Last Session, Dramatists Play Service, 2009
Superb plays in their exploration of subject matter, muscular dialogue, and startling stage action.
Honor Molloy, playwright, Crackskull Row
The women – and the men – you’ll meet in the following pages are in the worst kind of trouble. Caught between what they want and what they have, trapped between the past and the present, all they can do is speak.
Joseph Goodrich, playwright and the author of People in A Magazine: S.N. Behrman and The New Yorker