Recommended by Debra A. Cole

WOW! This one minute monologue is so full of possibilities for any actress. Her strength, her pain, her wisdom is worth hearing for all that think family, in any form, is disposable and decisions don't have consequences.

Painful and beautiful, this short play will touch the hearts of audiences. Grief is a powerful impetus for powerful moments.

"You can see it in my eyes now, can’t you?" This is a wonderfully colorful piece that will delight audiences. Southern sweetness and Southern darkness - I would love to see it staged.

Chocolate cake - my weakness. CROSS does a beautiful job of bringing two fascinating characters to life in a very short amount of time. While I’m not familiar with the original joke, the punchline in this delightful play comes just at the right moment.

What a beautiful yet painful look at our future. This short play by SPECKMAN will bring audiences back to their youth and ask them to consider what is yet to come. BRAVO!

So much pain. So much denial. So much cruelty. PAUL DONNELLY has created 10-minutes that will force audiences to talk and reflect on a time in history that was a true holocaust of love and acceptance.

Oh, my heart. This long-game "cute meet" will delight audiences with its clever and fast-paced banter and its tummy butterfly inducing awkwardness. A true delight.

What numerous levels of play this short plays brings to an audience. AMAZING! The clever, witty, and smart dialogue is such a treat. JOHN BUSSER has such a gift.

A beautiful look at culture, stereotypes, and appropriation. Need a clever holiday short play for a festival? This is it.

I love a one-minute play that actually makes me laugh out-loud. BRAVO!