Recommended by Ryan M. Bultrowicz

Ah, I loved this. It's an incredibly well-constructed, powerful, and deeply relatable piece. A major thank you to Daniel for capturing what are some very complex feelings in such a poetic and palatable way. Read it. Produce it. Repeat.

I was hooked from the hilarious first two lines of this play (well, honestly I was hooked by that great title). The character dynamics are really fun and the philosophical musings of the stork paired with the witty fast-paced dialogue of our two wisdom seekers (and the seamless blending of the two) is incredibly satisfying to read - but not as satisfying as that ending! This would absolutely crush it front of an audience, no doubts in my mind.

A complex and well-navigated exploration of the very most human aspects of relationships. The central question about compromise and adaption is thoughtfully tackled with the depth that it requires. Donnelly created a fantastic play that would prompt an audience to reflect on the essence of love and the balance of relationships.

An absolutely magnificent surrealist horror tragicomedy (that should be enough to get you to check this out) centered around love and guilt. Kantor's ability to swiftly leverage the supernatural to explore raw fragments of the human experience is deftly captivating. This would make a fantastic addition to any theatre's short play festival lineup!

A hilarious piece that explores the tension between artistry and artificial intelligence. Personifying the AI and looping it into the conversation regarding ethicality is brilliant and just plain fun. I would love to see this one produced!

The premise of this play is hilarious enough on its own, but Kingsley truly has a talent for the natural ebbs and flows of comedic dialogue. Timely references, outrageously fun interactions, and an excitingly striking climactic moment! Audiences will love this play, I have no doubt about that!

An exploration of persistence, companionship, and human nature – all tackled expertly via two sock puppets in a post-apocalyptic Taco Bell parking lot. Humor and absurdity contrast the grim setting in a wonderfully invigorating way. Also, quite culturally relevant as we’ve, surely, all experienced a longing for normalcy in the face of extreme circumstances.

A fascinating and fun commentary on societal hypocrisies. Vibrant dialogue and an interesting thematic exploration - all the right ingredients for a fulfilling (audio) theatrical experience. A job well done by Peel who excellently navigates the satire of it all with a powerful interwoven message about authority and rebellion.

Carnes has crafted an amazing piece that deftly redefines Botticelli’s famed subject, not as a silent object of desire, but as a vibrant, empowered woman pushing back against the constraints of her era. Look no further for a scintillating dive into art history and gender politics! Super fun - I'm sure it'd be an absolute joy to see on stage.

"Kaylee and Adelyn" leverages its rhythmic dialogue to delve into the themes of identity, grief, and resilience. It's also a play that leaves the reader with a profound appreciation for the beauty and fragility of human connection - I imagine this would leave quite the impact on a live audience as well. Produce it!