Recommended by Julie Zaffarano

Hits us directly in our technology paranoia - especially the mysterious “cloud”. Greg Burdick creates a situation that feels very real and scary, but couches it with humor. Would love to see this produced.

Winner of Best Title Contest. Fun and witty. Would love to see this staged!

A terrifying futuristic view of what could happen if human rights erode. A powerful springboard for hours of conversation. Burbano draws you into this world and leaves you wanting to know more.

A chilling story of a woman haunted by her past as she is realizing her life long dreams. The search for love is complicated by the fear of rejection as characters navigate online dating. This play is gripping and fast paced. Well done, Stephanie Kyung-Sun Walters!

So many thoughts and feelings packed into this short play. A real connection between two male strangers using the exploring how they feel about the of women in their life with the backdrop of a lingerie store. Excellent way to open a conversation.

A hilarious play about divorce and dating with more twists and turns than a roller coaster. Fun for the audience and the actors. Would love to see it staged.

A beautifully told story of couple couple who have lived and loved together for many years. Their world is shaken in a profoundly sad way and our hearts ache for them.

Reilly draws you into this laugh out loud play and you feel like you are the fourth person in the room. Very timely and fun!

I had the pleasure of hearing this play read at PlayPenn. Dremann creates a fantastical yet believable world that builds into frenzied hysteria. Clever and fast paced. Hope to see this play produced soon.

In the midst of their world falling apart, a group of close friends try to hang on to themselves and each other. This is a beautifully told and gripping story of crippling loss amid the knowledge that the characters the need to move on. Hope is found in a new world in a new light.