Recommended by Julie Zaffarano

  • Flor Underwater
    1 Sep. 2021
    Lori Felipe-Barkins brilliant play inspired by Brecht's "Mother Courage and Her Childern" is insightful, heartfelt, and unnerving. Both a drama and a dark comedy, the characters take us on a roller coaster of emotions. Would love to see this play produced.
  • My Stranger, a short monologue
    20 Aug. 2021
    So many feelings packed into this gripping short monologue. Love the recounting of the dream (or is it a dream?) while reliving it. Sent a chill down my spine. Well done.
  • Amongst the Stars
    20 Aug. 2021
    Oh, my heart. Rachel Feeny-Williams has created a beautiful play about eternal love. Sad and hopeful in all the best ways. Well done.
  • In the Dumps
    20 Aug. 2021
    So much packed into this fun five minute play! Love the setting of the play in a town dump, especially with a character wearing heels. Actors would have a blast with this play.
  • Walking Warm
    20 Aug. 2021
    Lovely play about three sisters who appear to be very different, but are they? The bonds of these sisters are strong and their love shines through.
  • Bread and Brie
    20 Aug. 2021
    A fun two-hander about the ill-effects of toxic foods and relationships. And how we negotiate both. The characters in this play know each other so well, they almost don't need to speak -- but we care glad they do!
  • Happy Days: Zoom (A parody of the absurd)
    11 Aug. 2021
    Nora Louise Syran’s clever Becket parody is a fast paced peak into a crazy family life. We have all experienced or worried about Zoom crashing. If only they could all be this fun!
  • Trivial
    9 Aug. 2021
    Michael C O'Day reminds us that you never know when and how you will make an impact on someone's else's life. The help doesn't need to be perfect and using what you know is not "trivial."
  • The Quilt
    9 Aug. 2021
    A beautiful reminder of how we are connected on various levels. Heartfelt and lovely.
  • Public Comment
    9 Aug. 2021
    Adam Richter makes a clear social statement in this one minute play. Sharp.

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