Recommended by Steven Hayet

Saw a workshop of this play at Alchemical Studios in New York City and had an absolute blast! This play is hysterically trashy yet packs a ton of heart. To paraphrase her character Alaska, this play 'earned the laughter. It earned it so hard.'

Absolutely love this play. 153 is a beautiful piece examining a character at three different stages in his life. Relatable and heartwarming. Clever and insightful. 153 will have you thinking about your own life and how your past experiences have shaped who you are and will be. This play needs to be produced everywhere. A wonderful addition to any short play festival.

A wonderfully cute play that will leave audiences with smiles on their faces. That Kind of Boy would be a perfect addition to any one-minute play festival.

A hysterical one-minute piece. Perfect for one-minute play festivals or theatre classes. Well done!

What a sweet and charming piece! Usually onions will bring tears to my eyes, but Onion Ode had me grinning ear to ear. Matthew Weaver has written a gem!

I was able to see a production at the College at Brockport. Very sweet and funny story about three siblings on a car trip to their mother's wedding. Super relatable. PRESENT TENSE was a big hit with the audience and would be a great addition to any 10 minute play lineup.

In a word, this play is super. A hysterical short with a brilliant premise. In just seven pages, Pfeffinger brings the creativity, the thoughtfulness, and the funny. MELTO MAN AND LADY MANTIS would be a highlight of any short play festival. Bravo!

If you've read any of Lindsay Partain's work, you know she doesn't shy away from darkness. The Dark Horse is no exception. Creepy and haunting, yet with moments of beauty, Partain gives us the character Tilla and has us helplessly watch her downward spiral. Directors will have a field day staging the Creatures. The Dark Horse would be visually incredible to experience live.

Wow. Absolutely love this dark short comedy. Danley & Purcell have created this wonderful chance encounter between two serial killers. Anyone who says "never meet your heroes" is full of it! This play is hilarious and would kill at any short play festival. (Pun intended.) Produce it!

What an incredibly fun and sharp ten-minute play! Smart and clever and just a joy to read. Austgen has created characters that would be a dream for any actor to play.
Can't wait to see it on stage!