Recommended by Julie Brandon

How unkind we are to such a necessary item! In this monologue, LOU JONES gives us something to ponder the next time we change channels in addition to a reminder that maybe we should spend some time together.

This is such a touching monologue. LOU JONES has expressed what so many of us feel. If we don't have thing to be grateful for then perhaps we have to make it happen. Lovely and sad. Well done.

Wow. A strong and terrifying monologue that many can relate to. Do we just want things to be okay or are we willing to do something? A thought provoking piece that reflects so many people's fears.

Sparkle rules! She doesn't care what people have to say. She's a woman following her own drummer in more than one way. This short play by DEBRA A. COLE is a joy.

Such a sweet short piece! BRENT ALLES gives us a look into a secret that no one would expect. Lovely short play for older actors. Well done.

Go, Brady! Here's a kid who knows what he wants and he's going to get it. ANJ MARIE RIFFEL gives us a nice peek into a teenage mind. Brady wants the whole experience, not just all the hoopla that goes with it. Perfect monologue for a teenager.

What starts as an appreciation of the human foot, complete with a reference to Leonardo da Vinci, turns kinky at the end. So much fun!

Such a strong and important piece. D. LEE MILLER has tied the past and present together, exposing the fear so many are experiencing.

Just a little bit of hope can take us a long way. Thanks to CHRISTOPHER SOUCY for reminding us of that during these dark times. Well done.

Adorable! Often the best moments in our lives are spontaneous. This romantic snippet of a short play captures just that feeling. Very sweet.