2M. One-Act (10 min), A young man's job interview is going swimmingly! Until he learns the unfortunate results of his urine sample.
- Excerpt published in Best Men's Stage Monologues of 2016 by Smith & Kraus, 2016
"An exceptional actor was cast as Gibbons in URINE TROUBLE NOW... He had the entire cast and crew in tears from laughter... Thank you for writing such a fun script to dig into!!" (Pavlina Morris, Changing Scene Theatre, 2015)
"It's rare that I bust a gut laughing when reading a play. Read it [and you'll] laugh out loud - produce it and your audience will laugh out loud. These characters are not exaggerations - I've worked in call centers, plenty of 'questionable' people." (Asher Wyndham, New Play Exchange, 2015)
"I think it’s hysterical." (Kurt Kleinmann, Pegasus Theatre, 2015)
"Daniel Guyton’s URINE TROUBLE NOW was very funny, and had one of the best lines, which I can only paraphrase: I’ve always wanted to be a telemarketer. You probably had to be there, but trust me, it was a riot." (Babs Lindsay, Changing Scene Theatre Northwest, 2015)
- Performed at Process Theatre's Play Day Read-A-Thon in Atlanta, GA, 2014
- Produced by Changing Scene Theatre Northwest in Tacoma, WA, 2015
- Excerpt published in 222 More Comedy Monologues by Smith & Kraus, 2016
- Staged Reading at The Bakery in Atlanta, GA, 2019
- Produced as a short film for Whitefire Theatre in Sherman Oaks, CA, 2019
