Recommended by Debra A. Cole

I adore this twisted short play! FLOYD-PRISKORN uses wicked humor to turn the tables on a secret sect’s plans, and she does it mastefully. Audiences will LOVE this - PUT IT IN A FESTIVAL NOW!

Oh, what a little night gazing on acid can do for a simple farmer. I would LOVE to see this performed! The opportunities for for both physical and emotional comedy are endless.

DARRIN FRIEDMAN has created a powerful short piece about loss, love, letting go, and grace. Grief is an odd thing, and a mysterious stranger comes at just the right moment for David. Lovely.

Beautiful. A lone woman, with her dog, considers the universe in its ever changing canvas.... "Monet understood that the same place is never the same place a moment later," and NORA LOUISE SYRAN understands this too. Moving forward is about being open to the opportunities that present themselves. Thank you, Nora.

I had the great pleasure of seeing this short play by AMBER R. DICKINSON read and the audience LOVED IT! Whether involved in live theatre or not, this both hilarious and poignant play will connect for everyone. A man who's entire existence has been one thing is forced to ask, is that still what he wants to be? What a FABULOUS opportunity for three seasoned performers to bring these characters to life.

Two train passengers in crisis. Two strangers hungry for connection. One missed opportunity. MARCIA EPPICH-HARRIS has given a us a quick one-minute glance at would could have been. Powerful.

This is so real. This monologue will allow teenage actors to really find something powerful... something rich...something real. Full of texture, full of honesty, DICKINSON has offered a deeply poignant glimpse into the complicated life of a teenager. Let's be honest, AMBER R. DICKINSON had me at a midwest pop fridge, before the story even started.

Whether talking to a plant or a human partner, TOM ERB’s new monologue reminds us all to slow down and appreciate not just the ones who grow around us, but ourselves too. Lovely.

I adore this. A nod to noir romance, a "what if" scenario, and a surprise ending - mood drives this delicious short play by CHRISTOPHER PLUMRIDGE!

Wow! This sci-fi world feels closer than it should. AMBER R. DICKINSON has created a world where beauty is the one thing valued above all else, and things like creativity, uniqueness, and character are a thing of the past. DICKINSON speaks to the standards of beauty that few can truly achieve without outside help. Is that help worth it? The juxtaposition of these two sisters will have audiences discussing that very question.