←Recommendations of It's an Espresso Drink with Foamy Steamed Milk

Hilarious, and with quite a bit of scary truth in it. Would be so fun to perform and to see!

This was a fun, two minute play, packed with at least 5 mins of laughs. A great piece for a short play festival.

If the worst is gonna happen, go out with your favorite drink in your hand. This was a really fun short. Love!

A fun memorialization of the last 2 minutes of humanity. Both revealing and witty, this piece is sure to delight audiences and raise questions as to just how much a minute (or two) can matter, in the end.

What can we do about our impending doom? Not much. We can, however, save the last of our favorite lipstick color, and the irony of this is highlighted and heightened in this delightful snippet from Steven G. Martin. These characters would be a ton of fun for actors and audiences alike!

Tuesdays suck. Especially when a meteorite is hurtling toward Earth with the promise of wiping out all life. But when ya got only two minutes left on a terrible Tuesday, sipping a macchiato and reading Steven G. Martin's "It's an Espresso Drink with Foamy Steamed Milk" is great way to go out. With a smile on your face, and hopefully a foamy mustache.

If you've ever felt the world was coming to an end, please spend two minutes with Stella and Stellan who will crack you up, command your attention, and spring you into action. Especially if you recognize yourself and others who sit together to spend time alone on your smart phones. Like the two-minute warning in football, you might find yourself asking what you'd do and what beverage you'd savor if you only had two minutes left to live. Coffee? Impressive feat to write a hip, witty play that has a running time of two-minutes. Kudos to Martin.

Complaining, we're so used to it. It's just the go-to conversation we're so comfortable having. How appropriate for that to be the conversation we have over coffee. Excellent!

What strange creatures are these to scoff in the face of a world ending event! Martin proves his brilliance once again as a writer - this play, in just two minutes, holds a mirror up to us all.

Martin also deserves a lot of recognition for his unique, smooth, and witty dialogue! A true pleasure to read.

In a time of fake-news and instant gratification, this “yummy” 2-minute play serves up some righteous commentary on the dangerous lack of attention and action to what is currently lighting our world on fire. What would you do with your last 2 minutes on Earth? I’ll answer for you: read this play!