Recommended by Monica Cross

  • Monica Cross: Before the Storm, a Monologue

    BEFORE THE STORM is a high octane monologue! The Chief of Surgery projects an even keel but underneath are rip currents of emotion. This is a great monologue for a woman, and works just as well on Zoom as it would on Stage!

    Read it! Produce it!

    BEFORE THE STORM is a high octane monologue! The Chief of Surgery projects an even keel but underneath are rip currents of emotion. This is a great monologue for a woman, and works just as well on Zoom as it would on Stage!

    Read it! Produce it!

  • Monica Cross: TEN INCHES ARE TWO LIFETIMES [A 1-MINUTE PLAY]

    I participated in a cold read of this short play, and missed my cue because I was so taken aback by it! Steven G. Martin gives us a breathtaking and horrifying vision of the future. It's stunning in its devastation. BRAVO!

    I participated in a cold read of this short play, and missed my cue because I was so taken aback by it! Steven G. Martin gives us a breathtaking and horrifying vision of the future. It's stunning in its devastation. BRAVO!

  • Monica Cross: DANIEL PRILLAMAN REALLY LIKES KITTENS

    This started out as a Joke! Now it is an indisputable fact! (maybe) Daniel Prillaman (master of horror) becomes the a figure of sublime horror himself in Steven G. Martin's short play. This a delightful play!

    This started out as a Joke! Now it is an indisputable fact! (maybe) Daniel Prillaman (master of horror) becomes the a figure of sublime horror himself in Steven G. Martin's short play. This a delightful play!

  • Monica Cross: Head

    Stop what you are doing and read this play!

    It is full of gore and humor and bugs.

    If ever the phrase "I like you too much" were meant as a mercy, it is in this context. HEAD is a wonderful sex comedy about a Praying Mantis and the man who would be her mate. Scott Sickles writes a delightful and revolting romance that you absolutely must check out!

    Stop what you are doing and read this play!

    It is full of gore and humor and bugs.

    If ever the phrase "I like you too much" were meant as a mercy, it is in this context. HEAD is a wonderful sex comedy about a Praying Mantis and the man who would be her mate. Scott Sickles writes a delightful and revolting romance that you absolutely must check out!

  • Monica Cross: Love and Gratitude

    I have so much love and gratitude for LOVE AND GRATITUDE! This play turns chaos into art! In 1-minute, we have an escaped balloon, dismemberment, and archery! Scott Sickles gives us a holiday to remember, and so much more!

    DO NOT MISS THIS PLAY!

    I have so much love and gratitude for LOVE AND GRATITUDE! This play turns chaos into art! In 1-minute, we have an escaped balloon, dismemberment, and archery! Scott Sickles gives us a holiday to remember, and so much more!

    DO NOT MISS THIS PLAY!

  • Monica Cross: Desserts

    DESSERTS is such a satisfying play! Relationships can be complicated. Death can be difficult. But cake is universal! Scott Sickles finds the levity within the loss in this 1-minute play!

    Read it! Produce it!

    DESSERTS is such a satisfying play! Relationships can be complicated. Death can be difficult. But cake is universal! Scott Sickles finds the levity within the loss in this 1-minute play!

    Read it! Produce it!

  • Monica Cross: Arboreal Conquests

    ARBOREAL CONQUESTS is a gorgeous 1-minute play. Fantasy and Friendship abound. Scott Sickles is a master at creating vivid and visceral worlds in his work, and in this play, he creates a world that I want to live and play in!

    HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!

    ARBOREAL CONQUESTS is a gorgeous 1-minute play. Fantasy and Friendship abound. Scott Sickles is a master at creating vivid and visceral worlds in his work, and in this play, he creates a world that I want to live and play in!

    HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!

  • Monica Cross: Triptych on Praying

    This trio of 1-minute plays each knock out pieces on their own, but together they create a kaleidoscope of human experiences! TRIPTYCH ON PRAYING ranges from humorous to heartbreaking! Emily McClain offers a great moments of physicality as well as beautiful moments of stillness. Check out this play and then read her other Triptychs!

    This trio of 1-minute plays each knock out pieces on their own, but together they create a kaleidoscope of human experiences! TRIPTYCH ON PRAYING ranges from humorous to heartbreaking! Emily McClain offers a great moments of physicality as well as beautiful moments of stillness. Check out this play and then read her other Triptychs!

  • Monica Cross: Triptych on Igniting

    This trio of 1-minute plays each knock out pieces on their own, but together they create a kaleidoscope of human experiences! TRIPTYCH ON IGNITING is an intense look loss and resurrection. Emily McClain creates three very different moments which together create a collage of humanity that is intense and immediate, just like the flames she describes. Read this and then check out her other Triptychs!

    This trio of 1-minute plays each knock out pieces on their own, but together they create a kaleidoscope of human experiences! TRIPTYCH ON IGNITING is an intense look loss and resurrection. Emily McClain creates three very different moments which together create a collage of humanity that is intense and immediate, just like the flames she describes. Read this and then check out her other Triptychs!

  • Monica Cross: Triptych on Divining

    This trio of 1-minute plays each knock out pieces on their own, but together they create a kaleidoscope of human experiences! TRIPTYCH ON DIVINING gives us three different approaches to what might be! Emily McClain says so much in these three short pieces. Give this a read, and then go and read her other Triptychs as well!

    This trio of 1-minute plays each knock out pieces on their own, but together they create a kaleidoscope of human experiences! TRIPTYCH ON DIVINING gives us three different approaches to what might be! Emily McClain says so much in these three short pieces. Give this a read, and then go and read her other Triptychs as well!