JOHN DESERVES TO DIE
"Gripping from the start, the show is a searing, darkly humorous, and multilayer production delivered with haunting and progressive conviction. It does not just grab attention as the cast occasionally breaks the fourth wall, but it is a careful and thorough analysis of how lines can blur between right and wrong."- The Sleepless Critic
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"John Deserves to Die is both a reclamation of David Mamet’s famous(ly antifeminist) play Oleanna, and its own unique story about consent, power imbalances, rage, and reclamation. Greene’s subject matter and theming already do plenty to bite back against the play within the play, but she deserves just as much props for the way she weaponizes prose against her targets. John Deserves to Die is loud, rich, raw, and detailed...it becomes an act of defiance against Oleanna’s stiltedness, repetition, and multitude of ellipses."
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"Greene uses relatable, funny, and scathing characters to highlight issues a lot of femmes in collegiate theater experience or have experienced... a very validating piece for anybody who identifies as a femme in the theatre world.”
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XOXOLOLA
"A dark, daring, risqué, yet relevant and relatable play… Greene represents a fresh, bold voice in theater, unapologetically sticking up for those society may have cast aside."
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"Beginning in August, Lakehouseranchdotpng's season will be entirely world premieres of work by Rachel Greene, resident playwrights Erin Proctor, Riley Elton McCarthy, and Mackenzie Raine Kirkman, and a devised piece by the resident company."
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Guts
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Power Play
The Dramatist's Guild
"The 2023 Lanford Wilson New American Play Festival, which honors new American plays that provide dynamic performance opportunities for college-aged actors...will feature staged readings of five Official Selection full-length plays and ten Official Selection short plays, as well as workshops and seminars on playwriting and new play development.
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