Recommended by Monica Cross

This play calls into question how well we really know someone, what is reputation really worth, and what we leave behind when we die. It saw a recording of this play as part of David's "The Short Play Project" on twitter. I delightful piece of dark comedy!

This is a fun script! Great for a short scene for a directing or acting class. It's a good script to play with energy and pace. I saw a recording of this script as part of David's "The Short Play Project" on twitter. A very enjoyable short play!

Gill's play speaks to our current moment. In a new york city apartment, surrounded by the plague, some friends try to throw a party. This play asks questions about what's important in a time of crisis, and what responsibilities do we have to those around us. This play is a good read in these troubled times!

This play packs a lot into 20 minutes: Homecoming, a dead body, an interrupted make out session. This play is a journey of self-discovery, as Benji has to make some split sections decisions that could change his life. It mixes fast-paced banter with some shocking moments. It's a great play for college students!

This is a delightful play of twists and turns. It's dark and funny! Stephanie Alison Walker creates a series of questions and leaves you to figure out what to believe. Do not miss this play!

This is an absolutely gorgeous translation of this play which is all about words. Davis creates a touching and humorous new edition which should be everyone's go to for producing this play! Beautiful!

Bavoso packs a range of emotions into 10 minutes. While the play centers on a woman grappling with the death of her sister, there are some many nuances and details that bring these characters to life. Check out this play!

This is a short and delightful horror/revenge play. Anjanette needs a place to hide quick and accidentally disturbs the ghost of Mildred who haunts the Farmhouse Anjanette has taken shelter in. To their surprise they have something in common. This is an intense play!

This beautiful one minute play packs a punch! Dealing with loss and grief and moving on all in a few short words!

This is the perfect holiday play! Two awkward people meet at a party, of sorts. One is about all of the fake holiday cheer. The other is completely clueless. But as they begin talking they find they have a lot in common, and maybe the world isn't so bleak after all. Yancey's creates biting gallows humor at the top of the play which is replaced with lighthearted jabs and silly puns by the end. Delightful all the way through!