Recommended by Julie Brandon

I started chuckling right at the beginning and didn't stop. This fun little piece finally explains where the wee folk have gone. Perfect St. Patrick's Day fare!

Ooh! I was on the edge of my seat wondering if the mystery of Poe's death would finally be revealed. It's been debated for so many years and this seems to be a likely explanation. What an ending! Kudos to CHRISTOPHER SOUCY for an exciting and intriguing short play.

This play hits the mark! Brent Alles cleverly allows the big bad wolves to share their side of the story in a support group just for them. This one act would be a welcome addition to any theatre festival.

Such fun! Lines are drawn and redrawn in crayon no less. This short piece has it all. The peacemakers, the lovers and the troublemakers who each handle the world of adults in their own unique ways. Well done!

Once again, Rachel Feeny-Williams has brought us into a complicated relationship and skillfully portray the love and conflict each family goes through. This short play gives us a glimpse into regret, love and closure. Well done!

An important and tenderly told play about family. Calvin may not understand Jackson but he's doing his best. Given the chance, Jackson opens up a door into his life so that his grandfather can understand it. A beautiful moment of connection and love will touch your heart. Well done.

Oh, what fun! Trust is everything, right? Jack Levine keeps the audience guessing until the very justified end. This would be a wonderful inclusion in any festival.

I love it when a story line seems to be going in a one direction and then boom, it changes. This short drama hits all the good feelings until the twist at the end. Sadly, it's reflective of the fears many people have these days. This short piece would be a welcome addition to any festival. Well done!

Too funny! Poor Santa is being forced to retire and looking for his replacement isn't going well. The ongoing battle between the true meaning of Christmas and commercialism is delivered with memorable zingers. Well done!

Dove and Molly have planned the perfect wedding but so many things have gone wrong, it's beginning to look like it may not happen. This love story is tender and gentle with a bit of chaos thrown in. DEBRA A. COLE has managed to make even the discordant notes play smoothly. All the characters add to the warmth and sweetness of this short play. It would be a welcome addition to any festival. Well done!