Recommended by Ryan M. Bultrowicz

A really beautiful depiction of two people sharing an intimate connection - this play was an absolute joy to read. Weaver's ability to deliver an authentic relationship in ten-minutes and with no dialogue is a testament to his great writing ability. A brilliant and sincere piece of theatre perfect for any ten-minute play festival.

I laughed at loud at the Taylor Swift/Justin Bieber call out in this play - and that was only one of the moments where I found myself cackling at the words on my computer screen. Stubbles play is full of his hilarious and stylized wit. Within the fun of this play is a timely and important message about individuality, executed so well that one might not even notice it at first. Might I add that this is the PERFECT show for this season?

Weaver's poetic dive into this world of mythology and magical realism is as haunting as it is sensual. A creative piece exploring the tug-of-war between innocent and not-so innocent. With expert skill, "The Boy on the Beach" presents to us a beautiful subversion of a typical trope.

A really unique show that turns the typical interrogation scene on its head. I love the use of the "Changing Styles" improv game in here - it really works well. If you've done improv before or have been a fan of improv you knew immediately where this show was going when that bell got pulled out and it was a wonderfully hilarious ride!

Charming, fun, and a love letter to improv, Busser's play is perfect for any short play festival.

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.