Recommended by Monica Cross

  • Monica Cross: Ashleigh Says Out Loud the Thing She Meant to Say in Her Head

    ASHLEIGH SAYS OUT LOUD THE THING SHE MEANT TO SAY IN HER HEAD is such a satisfying 1-minute play! The title sets the scene perfectly, and Daniel Prillaman gives it a delightful touch of horror. Do yourself a favor and check this play out for yourself!

    ASHLEIGH SAYS OUT LOUD THE THING SHE MEANT TO SAY IN HER HEAD is such a satisfying 1-minute play! The title sets the scene perfectly, and Daniel Prillaman gives it a delightful touch of horror. Do yourself a favor and check this play out for yourself!

  • Monica Cross: Gratitude 4

    GRATITUDE 4 is a still-life of sorts. It paints a vivid picture of loss and struggle for survival, and then finally, gratitude. Daniel Prillaman has created a moment that is break taking.

    I was part of a reading of one-minute plays where this was read, and it took our collective breaths away.

    This is a one-minute play that will live on the readers/observers mind for much longer.

    Produce this play!

    GRATITUDE 4 is a still-life of sorts. It paints a vivid picture of loss and struggle for survival, and then finally, gratitude. Daniel Prillaman has created a moment that is break taking.

    I was part of a reading of one-minute plays where this was read, and it took our collective breaths away.

    This is a one-minute play that will live on the readers/observers mind for much longer.

    Produce this play!

  • Monica Cross: A Short Visual Aid of Life in America During the Year of Our Lord, 2020

    This year has been A YEAR! And Daniel Prillaman has captured it perfectly here, complete with off the wall commentary. A SHORT VISUAL AID OF LIFE IN AMERICA DURING THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, 2020 is too good! Absolutely, a must read!

    This year has been A YEAR! And Daniel Prillaman has captured it perfectly here, complete with off the wall commentary. A SHORT VISUAL AID OF LIFE IN AMERICA DURING THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, 2020 is too good! Absolutely, a must read!

  • Monica Cross: "THE SPRINGVALE ARMADILLO" A Full-Length Intergenerational Drama

    THE SPRINGVALE ARMADILLO is a haunting tale told through visceral dreams and intimate flashbacks, while always bringing it back to the immediate needs of the present. Donald Loftus uses the religious fears of Leprosy in the early 20th century to explore the stigma of HIV/AIDS in the 1980s. Putting this story into the further context of the current pandemic draws into sharp focus the isolation and fear that plays out in the story.

    I had the honor of seeing a reading of this play over zoom, and the emotion in the language was palpable!
    Highly Recommended! So well done!

    THE SPRINGVALE ARMADILLO is a haunting tale told through visceral dreams and intimate flashbacks, while always bringing it back to the immediate needs of the present. Donald Loftus uses the religious fears of Leprosy in the early 20th century to explore the stigma of HIV/AIDS in the 1980s. Putting this story into the further context of the current pandemic draws into sharp focus the isolation and fear that plays out in the story.

    I had the honor of seeing a reading of this play over zoom, and the emotion in the language was palpable!
    Highly Recommended! So well done!

  • Monica Cross: I Heart Eating Brains

    I HEART EATING BRAINS is a great part of the Zombie-Vampire-Werebeast-Monster-Ghost genre! Emily McClain creates a fun Halloween show that is sure to clear um any misconceptions you had about the undead. An absolutely great script for Actors and Designers to sink their teeth into!

    I HEART EATING BRAINS is a great part of the Zombie-Vampire-Werebeast-Monster-Ghost genre! Emily McClain creates a fun Halloween show that is sure to clear um any misconceptions you had about the undead. An absolutely great script for Actors and Designers to sink their teeth into!

  • Monica Cross: The Olfactory Soul

    THE OLFACTORY SOUL has a classic creepiness to it with some very modern twists! Scott Sickles gives us a curse, a bewitching enchantment, and one hell of an ethical debate! A very visual, sensual, and scented play. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!

    THE OLFACTORY SOUL has a classic creepiness to it with some very modern twists! Scott Sickles gives us a curse, a bewitching enchantment, and one hell of an ethical debate! A very visual, sensual, and scented play. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!

  • Monica Cross: Goldfish

    An absolute MUST READ! DC Cathro takes us on a wild ride of subtle twists and turns. GOLDFISH is funny and uncomfortable and shocking. It is a delightful how disturbing this play is! Check it out!

    An absolute MUST READ! DC Cathro takes us on a wild ride of subtle twists and turns. GOLDFISH is funny and uncomfortable and shocking. It is a delightful how disturbing this play is! Check it out!

  • Monica Cross: Barbarian

    BARBARIAN will challenge your expectations, just as much as it challenges the faith of its characters. Daniel Prillaman creates and atmospheric and unsettling play about viking invaders and religion. What can be done when everything you believe is being tested?

    Such a fun play! I want so badly to see this staged!

    BARBARIAN will challenge your expectations, just as much as it challenges the faith of its characters. Daniel Prillaman creates and atmospheric and unsettling play about viking invaders and religion. What can be done when everything you believe is being tested?

    Such a fun play! I want so badly to see this staged!

  • Monica Cross: The Language Bear

    O.M.G.

    The creepy factor in this play is turned up to ELEVEN! There is so much that is unsettling in THE LANGUAGE BEAR: a creepy child, a silent woman, and a very vocal imaginary bear. Just to name a few. Dominica Plummer creates an absolutely disturbing look at 3-year-old Poppy's home life.

    Great for any horror festival!

    O.M.G.

    The creepy factor in this play is turned up to ELEVEN! There is so much that is unsettling in THE LANGUAGE BEAR: a creepy child, a silent woman, and a very vocal imaginary bear. Just to name a few. Dominica Plummer creates an absolutely disturbing look at 3-year-old Poppy's home life.

    Great for any horror festival!

  • Monica Cross: Earth People (a one-minute play)

    Leave it to Matthew Weaver to write a play about stars that makes me cry! EARTH PEOPLE is an innocent moment of mourning for all the things we have lost and all the things we could lose.

    This play is elegant and heart-breaking. Science Fiction theatre at it's finest! Bravo, Sir!

    HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!

    Leave it to Matthew Weaver to write a play about stars that makes me cry! EARTH PEOPLE is an innocent moment of mourning for all the things we have lost and all the things we could lose.

    This play is elegant and heart-breaking. Science Fiction theatre at it's finest! Bravo, Sir!

    HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!