Recommended by Debra A. Cole

Terrifying. The use of light will be a powerful partner in this very short but very effective play by LOU JONES. As the lights go out, the audience will be left with chills.

The tension builds as we listen to each descriptive line in this new monologue by JULIE BRANDON. Tension is the only things our character knows now. Their life will never be the same.

What a beautiful "You've got chocolate in my peanut butter," "No, you've got peanut butter in my chocolate" situation that LOU JONES has written. It all started with a simple bench. Two souls - both alone - maybe finding something new. LOVELY.

ADAM RICHTER has written a 1-minute play that celebrates communication, until it's better not to know. Hilarious.

There's a time for everyone, and everyone MUST pay... well, just this one time, maybe not. JULIE BRANDON gives us a hilarious modern day look a the myth of the ferryman in this adorable short play. I do have a question: If we die naked, do we stay that way all through eternity? YIKES!

RYAN VAUGHAN's new youth monologue is sweet, honest, and innocent. When so many monologues go to dark places, VAUGHAN gives a young actress a chance to be joyful about a secret that will change her life in positive ways. Precious.

BRIAN CERN has written a short play that not only celebrates the great American hunt of Bigfoot, but give him... or her... a chance to flex their comedic muscles. Audiences will laugh at... and possibly smell... all that Bigfoot is serving. Delightful.

ANJ MARIE RIFFEL has written a mysterious, clever, and witty short play that audiences will ADORE! Both characters are so well defined, and the banter is sublime. The tension is so well written that I could see each move jumping off the pages. THS is ready for an audience!

What a powerful 1.5 minute play by NORA LOUISE SYRAN. There are gentle moments, anxious moments, and very telling moments that will leave audience members thinking. SYRAN has the fabulous ability to create stunning worlds with very few words.

What ABSOLUTE physical comedy genius this short play by BRIAN CERN will be on stage. I've never thought about those poor dice... die... dice??? And the costumes... just imagine!