←Recommendations of A Requiem For Shermy (a ten minute play)

  • Jewish Plays Project: A Requiem For Shermy (a ten minute play) by Mark Harvey Levine
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    Jewish Plays Project would like to acknowledge that A REQUIEM FOR SHERMY received Commended status for our first Ten Minute Play Contest OOF: On One Foot, which searched nationally for plays from artists of all backgrounds responding to our prompt on healing & repair. Our Artist Panel readers appreciated the craft, style, and creativity, as well as how it theatrically expressed the first annual contest theme of healing & repair.

    Jewish Plays Project would like to acknowledge that A REQUIEM FOR SHERMY received Commended status for our first Ten Minute Play Contest OOF: On One Foot, which searched nationally for plays from artists of all backgrounds responding to our prompt on healing & repair. Our Artist Panel readers appreciated the craft, style, and creativity, as well as how it theatrically expressed the first annual contest theme of healing & repair.

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  • Enid Cokinos: A Requiem For Shermy (a ten minute play) by Mark Harvey Levine
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    I had the pleasure of seeing A REQUIEM FOR SHERMY during Christmas at the Playhouse in Westfield, Indiana on December 10. Mark Harvey Levine is a master of short plays, and with his unique style and humor, he brings some of the Peanuts cartoon characters to life in this wonderful parody on “A Charlie Brown Christmas.” A perfect addition to any Christmas play festival.

    I had the pleasure of seeing A REQUIEM FOR SHERMY during Christmas at the Playhouse in Westfield, Indiana on December 10. Mark Harvey Levine is a master of short plays, and with his unique style and humor, he brings some of the Peanuts cartoon characters to life in this wonderful parody on “A Charlie Brown Christmas.” A perfect addition to any Christmas play festival.

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  • Cheryl Bear: A Requiem For Shermy (a ten minute play) by Mark Harvey Levine
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    Why did Shermy disappear? A fun holiday special that brings him to life!

    Why did Shermy disappear? A fun holiday special that brings him to life!

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  • Arthur M Jolly: A Requiem For Shermy (a ten minute play) by Mark Harvey Levine
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    Funny, poignant, thought-provoking, profound, and ultimately a beautiful meditation - on a cartoon strip. Levine, well known as the maestro of the ten minute play, brings an unexpected level of depth to his trademark humor. This play - with a lovely inside nod to "Rosencrantz and Guildenstern" - really does manage, in ten exquisitely crafted minutes, to take two minor characters from a major work and have them question their existence and their roles in a new and impressive way. And it's about Peanuts!

    Funny, poignant, thought-provoking, profound, and ultimately a beautiful meditation - on a cartoon strip. Levine, well known as the maestro of the ten minute play, brings an unexpected level of depth to his trademark humor. This play - with a lovely inside nod to "Rosencrantz and Guildenstern" - really does manage, in ten exquisitely crafted minutes, to take two minor characters from a major work and have them question their existence and their roles in a new and impressive way. And it's about Peanuts!

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