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Happy to announce that Queen of Sad Mischance is a finalist for the 2018 O'Neill National Playwrights' Conference
Also thrilled to be named a Dramatic Writing Fellowship Finalist Grant Recipient for 2017-2018 by the Massachusetts Cultural Council
Queen of Sad Mischance was named winner of the
New Works Festival 2017 at the
Firehouse Center for the Arts
Click here for my interview With Adam Symcowicz
It's the Jews will be included in Dramatists play Service's
Outstanding Short Plays, Volume 4
for Other recent publication info, check out the Resume Page
And here's a featured video--Quinton Kappel's short film of
A Monogamy of Swans
next up at THE Gary Garrison Festival
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What the press says about Breaking the Shakespeare Code
(2014 Elliot Norton Award Nominee for Outstanding New Script produced in Boston and
official selection of the 2014 NY and Ithaca Fringe Festivals)
What the press says about Breaking the Shakespeare Code
(2014 Elliot Norton Award Nominee for Outstanding New Script produced in Boston and
official selection of the 2014 NY and Ithaca Fringe Festivals)
"Compelling... One of the finest plays you'll see at Fringe this season."
Pete Hempstead, theatermania.com
"Prepare to be blown away...John Minigan’s Breaking the Shakespeare Code is bold, brutal, brave, beguiling and brilliant."
David Roberts and Joseph Verlezza, NY Fringe Festival Review, theatrereviews.com
"Engrossing and delicious fun."
Cindy Pierre, NY Fringe Festival Review, fringereview.co.uk
"I hope [this production] has a future beyond FringeNYC as smart plays are in short supply these days."
David Lally, nytheaternow.com
"[Minigan] creates a taut (and fraught) intellectual and sexual connection between the two characters... The script ... pierces like a javelin into essential, central truths... A literate, flinty, insightful script."
Kilian Melloy, EDGE
"Pick of the Fringe ... outstanding"
fringereviewus.wordpress.com
"A taut relationship drama about a series of acting lessons that turn into emotional duels... The kind of tense entanglement that happens in real life but rarely onstage..."
Ellen Fagg, Salt Lake Tribune
"A great new play... Top notch... The play unfolds in three sections that cover 16 years in this relationship, and it's a real roller-coaster."
Joyce Kulhawik, joyceschoices.com, Boston
"...A serious comedy... Educating Rita transferred to the rehearsal room, made a little weightier and quite a
bit meatier, too... Minigan's two characters are terrifically appealing..."
Elizabeth Maupin, The Orlando Sentinel
For full reviews click on the links above or go to the LINKS page.
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Breaking the Shakespeare Code in rehearsal for video shoot. Hey Jonte! Productions LLC, Lincoln Center, NY, January 2014
Simon Raymundo Photography 2013
Simon Raymundo Photography 2013
Vagabond Theatre Group's production of Breaking the Shakespeare Code, The Factory Theatre, Boston, March 2014.
Photo by Paul Cantillon
Photo by Paul Cantillon
ABOUT NOISE
"...a Beckett-flavored comedy routine with a deceptively complex text"
The Pittsburgh Press
The Pittsburgh Press
ABOUT THE MALTESE WALTER
"... a tour-de-force"
John Farrell, presstelegram.com
"uproarious... what Minigan does best is [use] the comedy as a sleight of hand that distracts from a completely unexpected climax"
grumpygaycritic.co.uk
"... a mix of Sigmund Freud and Dashiell Hammett, and maybe even Walter Mitty"
Bondo Wyszpolski, easyreadernews.com
John Farrell, presstelegram.com
"uproarious... what Minigan does best is [use] the comedy as a sleight of hand that distracts from a completely unexpected climax"
grumpygaycritic.co.uk
"... a mix of Sigmund Freud and Dashiell Hammett, and maybe even Walter Mitty"
Bondo Wyszpolski, easyreadernews.com
About A Monogamy of Swans
"An absurd, interesting, heartfelt and viciously funny play."
Bryan Stubbles, Front Row Reviewers Utah
Bryan Stubbles, Front Row Reviewers Utah
