Recommended by Ryan M. Bultrowicz

Wow. Martin is a great writer, no doubt about that, but I was not expecting a one-minute play to evoke so many feelings. This was a beautiful snapshot.

HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!

What strange creatures are these to scoff in the face of a world ending event! Martin proves his brilliance once again as a writer - this play, in just two minutes, holds a mirror up to us all.

Martin also deserves a lot of recognition for his unique, smooth, and witty dialogue! A true pleasure to read.

An expertly crafted play that explores its ideas in a uniquely theatrical way. Full of heart and passion, O'Grady's moving play is an emotionally rich experience that deserves all the productions it's received and many more!

This short play led to a lot of big laughs - Danley’s imagination really went wild (in the best possible way) with the lengths these doctors go to in an attempt to make their patient feel better! Super fun, super easy to produce, and would for sure be a super audience favorite.

A brilliantly intimate and profound metaphor for the end of a relationship. This play is charming, poignant, and even funny at times - but what I enjoyed most was the authentic nature of Spotswood’s characters.

This is the type of show I would love to act in. Just imagining it as I was reading gave me such an unusually great feeling - like the show was spinning around me. Brilliant use of language, the play has a sort of chaotic flow to it that immediately draws you in.

I just need to yell it once, so please humor me -- I LOVE THIS PLAY!!!! Thank you and back to the recommendation: I'm already a huge fan of Stubbles clever and creative style of writing but this piece is a fantastic example of the expertise he brings to his plays. Not to mention how uniquely theatrical it is! Oh, and did I mention it's endearing too? This play is brilliant and would very clearly be an audience favorite at any festival it was produced at. In short...produce it!

This play immediately introduces us to three characters who have such well-crafted relationships with each other that they feel incredibly life-like right off the page. A really fun, sweet play, that would stand out in any short play festival.

What a fantastic feast of fun this play is! McBurnette-Andronicos taps into absurdity in a refreshingly funny way, I'm glad I read it and I would very much like to see it performed. Distinctly theatrical and a perfect choice for any short play festival.

This play is loaded with wit! Such a creative idea, I never even considered the poor bird who Zeus had also inadvertently condemned and it’s relationship with Prometheus. A uniquely endearing show that is so easy to imagine playing out on stage.