Recommended by Lainie Vansant

Great characters with a great twist. Bonus for good roles for mature actors makes it an excellent little piece worth producing. I saw it at the Crossroads Theater Shed's 2020 ten minute play festival and enjoyed it!

I saw a production of this play on Zoom through the Crossroads Theatre Shed and I very much enjoyed it. The relationship between the characters is sweet, and the mystery is effective and engaging!

I listened to a reading of this on The Parsnip Ship, and I was thoroughly delighted by it. My director-brain was incredibly engaged with the theatricality of it, and I think it would be a really fun challenge for directors and violence designers alike. The unique structure, gorgeous characters, ridiculousness of professional wrestling (and Rogers' clear love for it) and all the warm fuzzy feelings make this a great read all around. It's sure to be a ton of fun to produce as well!

This script is full of fascinating twists and turns, a fascinating look at a real-life phenomenon!

A human look at a big issue that is made even bigger now - a pre-covid play that is even more relevant now. Check it out!

A refreshing, sex-positive look at conversations between women. This pulls no punches and validates both #TeamPussy and #TeamClit!

I saw a recorded performance of this through Talking Horse Productions on Facebook, and it really made me smile - and who doesn't need a good smile nowadays? It also seems like a great piece for an actor - there is a clear partner who the speaker needs something specific from, and she uses lots of interesting tactics to achieve that goal. Definitely worth a read, and a great choice for production!

I saw a recorded performance of this through Talking Horse Productions' monologue contest, and it was absolutely haunting. It draws the audience along beautifully and tells a great, human story.

I saw a recorded performance of this from Talking Horse Productions' monologue contest, and it was both hilarious and heart-wrenching. The absurdist poetry in this piece is ripe with creative opportunity and was a delight to experience! Read and produce it (and if you can track down that video, maybe watch that too)!

I saw a recorded performance of this through Talking Horse Productions and it was delightful! There are a lot of interesting colors and moments for the actor to work with, and it tackled a tough subject in a way that is neither sticky-sweet nor melodramatic.