←Recommendations of Ms. Claus

Tina's relentless determination to become the first female Santa Claus, and the skills and experience she's accumulated to support her dream, makes for a fun and involving ten minutes.

Gabridge’s outstanding 10-minute is a comic indictment of the stubbornly lingering wage gap between men and women, and the toxic gatekeeping that persists preventing equity. Funny, thought-provoking, and simultaneously frustrating, Ms. Claus would make an excellent addition to a slate of holiday shorts.

MS. CLAUS is a delightful short play and a creative take on how Santa is selected. The selection committee is striking out, not a decent candidate to be found. That is until Tina shows up! Loaded with humor and appropriate for the whole family, this play is a perfect addition to any holiday festival.

A charming reconsideration of what it really takes to be Santa Claus. Turns out gender is not important at all.

Saw a wonderful production of this as part of the Theatre Three Off stage/on-Line production. Empowerment at its finest!!

A play for today about Santa and Christmas. Who says Santa as to be a fat, jolly old man with a beard. This. short comedy is a refreshing look at old ideas.

It's about time for a woman to be in charge of Christmas. A wonderful piece about breaking the glass ceiling no matter what!

I really like this applicant for the job of Santa. She shows a great deal of foresight, strategic planning, and understanding of her clientele. Clearly this young lady has done her homework extensively. She's flexible, intelligent, and fearless, all critical traits in a job where one needs to fly in the dark at 30,000 feet being pulled by a team of large ornery animals. Certainly she would be a welcome and remarkable role model for all of the younger women in the audience. I say Ho Ho Ho!

Delightful. Audiences won't be able to resist such a charmingly determined Santa who displays such remarkable skill in both gift giving and arm twisting to land the job of her dreams. Congratulations to Patrick Gabridge who has earned his milk and cookies with this sparkling seasonal gem.

A delightful short play about breaking the North Pole’s glass ceiling. Easy to cast and stage and full of laughs, this would make a great addition to any holiday festival!