←Recommendations of The Meadow - 10 Minute Play

This 10-minute thriller pushes all the right buttons to make an audience squirm and wriggle with fear and delight.

Delicious noir-y, moody fun! Hitchcockian twists with tension so thick, you could cut it with a knife.

A great mystery tale, where the suspense is handled perfectly. Also a great vehicle for the actor playing the heiress. The writing is both poetic and terse, giving a wonderful payoff at the end.

A zippy throwback murder mystery that leaves us with a satisfying twist and a great callback final line. It's always gratifying to read the work of a playwright who has a good grasp on tension, never falling into the trap of oversharing, which pays off with the dawning realization of what's to come. Really nice work.

Really nice murder-mystery! The final reveal is satisfying and the lead-up to it keeps a steady pace. I especially enjoyed the fact that it's an all-female cast as well. This would be a lot of fun for actresses to bring to life!

RYAN KAMINSKI has written a murder-mystery with a nice twist at the end, “The Meadow - 10 Minute Play” will keep audiences wondering what is going to happen right up to the end. Remember: it’s all about keeping a promise.

And they say the murder mystery is a dead genre! Pish Posh! This wonderful play is beautifully paced, action packed, and knows when to throw the punches the hardest. I thoroughly enjoyed reading this gripping, suspenseful, and nail-biting 10 minute play!

Definitely one of my favorite mystery plays on NPX. Just when you think you couldn't be surprised again, Kaminiski does it again and then one more time. I hope this has a long life in short play festivals. It's deserving of all its recognition on NPX.

I love mysteries and this two-hander is so much fun--its ten minutes are full of twists and turns, with two really fun roles for female actors. Would be great in a festival and would work well online too!

Ryan takes the most common tropes of classic detective stories and turns them on their head in this clever, suspenseful detective drama. A fun read that would be great fun in front of a live audience.