Recommended by Nelson Diaz-Marcano

What an ending! If you are looking for radio plays or horror plays.. or both, look no further. Burdick creates a terrifying tale about the power of guilt and revenge through words and effects. I can't recommend this short radio play enough.

A heartbreaking love story which explore the role that insecurities and past traumas bear on our future relationship. Beautifully and boldly crafted, this is the sort of play that stays with you for some time.

A unique and powerful experience complimented by fascinating characters and raw dialogue. A play perfect for out times.

Holy S***! What did I just read? What have I not seen a production of this? This is daring theater at its best, forcing reflection and using the stage as a canvas to paint a picture of our messed up society. Man, this is the kind of play that made me fall in love with theater.

Go to give it to Donna, she knows how to build a clever concept and reward the audience with its execution. This show is a perfect example of what a 10 minute play should be. A battle of wits between two puzzles can only be done right by somebody that knows how to solve them.

A terrifying take on the haunted hose sub-genre. Cassidy knows how to get under your skin, making you feel like you know what's going on, then showing you that you have no idea. His work constantly plays with the tropes of the genre in a way that he makes them feel fresh. This play is no exception.

I know Guyton work on the horror genre (which is great) but this is the first time I read one of his beloved comedies. And I get it! Guyton gives us intriguing scenarios with lovable and flawed characters to create this light comedy with an edge. 10 minutes of comedy gold.

An intensely clever play that tears you apart while working theater magic on stage. Cornes has concocted an imaginary conversation that resonates through the decades since the times the play is set on. A poignant play in today's world, this is short playwriting at its finest.

Finally got to read this play, which I've been looking forward to reading based on the author's other work. Devastating in its beauty, hopeful in its ugliness, this is a perfect play for the times as two women reconnect through their demons and try to find a way to move forward. Femia has given us with this play two incredible characters to remember.

A haunting tale about the truth that exist beyond what we know, in what we question. The play is latered perfectly, making each peel. Delicious but frightening experience that only gets better when it gets to the center. If you have any question how horror could work on stage, read this play.