Recommended by Debra A. Cole

Two generations and perspectives go head to head in a library - the one place where knowledge is free. Two juicy parts await talented actors in EMILY MCCAIN's piece about male toxicity and youth not putting up with it.

Dina! What a piece of work! Everyone knows a Dina, and Sarah is the hero we all need. RACHEL FEENY-WILLIAMS showcases her patented sharp dialogue, realistic characters, and stellar humor in this delightful short play.

A tragic and beautiful juxtaposition of our national anthem and senseless gun violence. Powerfully done.

YES! I laughed the entire way through this hysterical new short play by GEORGE SAPIO. There are so many AMAZING lines. The words, "a helluva cervix” were just a few of my favorites. THIS would be incredible as a staged piece. I hope I get a chance to see it when it does hit the limelight.

I am an emotional wreck. CHRISTOPHER PLUMRIDGE's monologue is a true thing of beauty.

DELIGHTFUL! I would LOVE to see this staged. So much energy - So much emotion - SO MUCH RAGE! A MUST READ AND PRODUCE.

BRILLIANT! This is a new and even better version of the old Abbott and Costello's "Who's on First" complete with wittier dialogue, sharper back and forth, and more engaging characters. JOHN BUSSER: You are a genius.

Worrisome. Concerning. Troubling. Audiences will be forced to think about art and it's place in consent.

Oh, if all wiring could be fixed so beautifully. BETHANY DICKENS ASSAF brings to lie the moment a temporary relationship is ending and does it with such grace, wonderful timing, and quiet beauty. Sure to be a hit at any 10-minute festival.

What a powerful piece about love, loss, and support. Audiences will weep as big asks and big compromises must be reached. I truly adored this beautiful short play.