Recommended by Ruben Carbajal

Sincere, relatable, and self-aware--it's hard not to love Magno. I was drawn immediately to this heartfelt and touching superhero—a delight for a young actor.

It combines many of my favorite things (radio plays, Halloween, crows, mysteries, and Matthew Weaver) into a compelling and imaginative tale perfect for October and beyond. If you get a chance, check out the Spokane Playwright's Laboratory's delightful production (link on the play's page). Pure audio brilliance, deserving of many more productions!

It combines many of my favorite things (radio plays, Halloween, crows, mysteries, and Matthew Weaver) into a compelling and imaginative tale perfect for October and beyond. If you get a chance, check out the Spokane Playwright's Laboratory's delightful production (link on the play's page). Deserving of many more productions!

A late-night grocery has a vibe all its own; a place where anything can happen. I love all the joy that emanates from this brief moment of existence.

A quietly stirring short play. A profound moment and window into the weight of adulthood and the lightness of being young--not to mention the complexities of parenthood. Superb!

Sweet and punchy, and moves like a Wimbledon volley. A super fun will-they-or-won't-they that would easily win over festival audiences.

Visceral and menacing from the get-go, ACTION doesn't let you off the hook. So much for horror fans to love in this tight, devilish ten-minute play.

So much personality and laughter packed into a single minute. GREASE certainly stands on its own but I'd love to spend more time with these characters. Pure enjoyment.

The ending gave me goosebumps. Taut, mysterious, and moving. A perfect 10-minute play that will keep an audience on their toes.

A dramatic, emotionally-packed play with a lot of wisdom about desire and secret admirers--and relationships that only exist in one person's mind. An excellent addition to a one-minute fest or as a scene study for young actors!