Recommended by Debra A. Cole

A continuation of a previous hit by REX MCGREGOR, this short play certainly stands alone. Expectations, misunderstandings, and close calls give audiences a view into a threesome who have yet to find their way. Just lovely.

THIS IS A FABULOUS SHORT PLAY! Any two seasoned actors would have a ball bringing these characters to life. I had the pleasure of hearing read at a Caravan Theatre gathering, and it was a HIT! GEORGE SAPIO is a master of taking a dark and often taboo topic and giving it humor and humanity. BRAVO!

I love a “meet cute,” and this one minute offers that AND SO MUCH MORE. Travel does expand the mind.

I love a “meet cute,” and this one minute offers that AND SO MUCH MORE. Travel does expand the mind.

The pacing - WOW! COLE HUNTER DZUBAK takes us on the journey of a “things I hate” countdown with each number leading us closer and closer to raw truth and pain. What a powerful piece for any queer actor to bring to life. BRAVO.

Absolutely perfect. This micro play reminds us the importance of human contact... free or not. LOVELY.

Chaos in a bathroom! This absurd farce will trickle audiences and they try to figure out, who the hell is Malcolm, and why is he taking so long in the bathroom?

A tragic story with a rainbow at the end of a very painful storm. JAXSON MACKLING explores the after life of loosing a child... a child who was just trying to be themselves. Grief ebbs and flows, and Jaxson has captured that trauma.

What a powerful monologue of grief and loss - so very raw. We encounter Frankie is the depths of numbness and we feel what Frankie cannot. A wonderful reminder that we never know what a stranger near us is experiencing.

Powerful. Terrifying. Tragic. A young couple faces the consequences of actions not their own but those of corruption, greed, and dishonesty. A true cautionary tale. The staging of this haunting short play by LEE R. LAWING will have audiences at the edge of their seats.