Recommended by Julie Zaffarano

We had he privilege of reading this play through our Media Arts Council Reading Series. The audience loved the characters who felt like their own family and neighbors. Well done.

I love this play! We had the privilege of producing it as part of the children's series at The Players Club of Swarthmore. Children, parents, grandparents loved it. So much fun and a heartful story. :)

"Ceremony" by Dave Ebersole is a stunning play inspired by photographs from a same a 1957 sex marriage that were kept by the store owner who refused to release them. The Philadelphia couple as not been found, but Ebersole has recreated a story for them and for the thousands of other couples whose stories were silenced. We had the privilege of reading "Ceremony" as part of reading series with the Media Arts Council. This brilliant play needs to be produced now and everywhere.

"Making It" by Sarah Stryker is a passionate play about relationships and how competition can poison them. Truthfully told, this play hold a mirror to reveal the darker side of ourselves we choose to ignore. Recently read in our Media Arts Council Reading Series, this play resonated with audience members.

A fast-paced, crazy fun play about brothers and friendship. About acceptance and creating boundaries. We selected it for the Media Arts Council Play Reading Series because we knew it would resonate with our audiences. Well done.

"The Last Shore Trip" by Dave Osmundsen is a beautiful tribute to friendship that never ends - not matter what. We can't always help those we love, but we can honor them.

Sweet, sad, with a dash of hope. A love addition to short play festivals. Well done.

This is a play I will think about all day. The need to remember — the need to grieve — the need to move on. We have all experienced it. I feel for these characters. Beautifully written.

Oh. So beautifully sad, yet hopeful. Scott Sickles makes us feel five emotions at once. Beautifully crafted.

Lovely and heartwarming. A man's desire for truth and concern for others in his last moments shine through in this play.