Recommended by Julie Brandon

So much power in just a few words. The connection between the characters is a perfect example of how people can communicate with out drowning in conversation. Debra A. Cole managed to give us strong characters in a short piece. Well done.

Afternoon tea will never be the same. I love the way the characters appear to be unaware of Lesley's dilemma until the end. Bawdy, naughty and fun!

D. LEE MILLER has given us a glimpse into the world of addicts and the people who love them. The tension and pain comes through so clearly. Well done.

Fabulous! What a fun quick play from ADAM RICHTER. The twist at the end had me laughing in surprise and delight. Older actors would love a crack at this!

A touching scene that's reenacted in so many lives. In this short piece, MILLER shows us how love can survive in the most trying times.

Well, that didn't go the way I expected! COLE leads us along in this clever one minute play that leads us in one direction and then takes us from concern to humor. Well done!

This is wonderful! Alles managed to turn five random words into a deeply emotional monologue that explores relationships, life goals, being a parent and love. Touching and well written.

What a wonderful piece exploring the minefield that teens have to cross on their way to adulthood. Even though the characters are immature in many of their outlooks, they pull together when necessary, offering each other the support needed. Cole has written a must for teen theaters everywhere.

A brilliant satire that fits the current times. Sadly, there are plenty of people who would blindly follow nonsense like this. In fact, they are! D. Lee Miller expressed the danger of making decisions without considering the consequences. Well done.

This short play perfectly captures what goes on in youth sports. Should it be fun or cut throat competition? ADAM RICHTER shows us that growth is possible not only for the kids but for the parents, too. Well done.