Recommended by Steven Hayet

A very funny concept. Instead of having to constantly hear about all that's wrong in the world today, Martin provides the solution to just block it out. A humorous take on privilege. Would work really well as a radio play.

A beautiful piece about a relationship that could have been. Sweet, touching, funny. Perfect for any ten-minute play festival.

A beautiful play that takes us on a 400-mile romantic journey in only 10 minutes and in reverse. Walker truly has a gift of being able to share with her audiences so much about her characters in so few words. Would love to see this on stage. Producers, make it happen!

An incredibly power monologue that is, sadly, way too relevant. Bublitz is a gifted writer and has created a character that is honest and real. I know her, and it makes it even harder to hear her story. But it's important we listen. Read this monologue. Produce it.

I've read this play a couple times and each time I discover something new. It's dark, funny, disturbing, and incredibly real. Femia is a fantastic writer and in BROKE/FIX has created three authentic characters that would be a joy for any actress to portray. Read-this-play-and-produce-this-play!

Such a terrific and incredibly clever short play. The perfect show for any ten minute play festival. You don't have to be psychic to know this is a guaranteed crowd pleaser.

Was fortunate to see Shimmers on stage as the closer to a short play line-up. A beautiful heartfelt piece. As the stage lit up, so did the audience, filled with the joy of humanity.

Such a fun play! We've all met people like Mrs. Notting & Mrs. Crull, the art show judges who take their jobs a little too seriously. If these two characters weren't already funny enough, about half-way through, Martin pulls back the curtain with a big reveal, making their quest to uphold 'the reputation of this contest and institution' even more absurd. A guaranteed crowd-pleaser at any ten minute play festival.

Wow. Gina Femia has written an absolutely beautiful ten-minute play. I've read "Fly, Baby" several times and each time it tugs at my heart in a different way. Femia has created four real and genuine characters struggling and searching for hope. This play is incredibly relevant and necessary. Read it. Produce it. We need it.

Really interesting concept for a short play. If it was determined that you would be the most qualified person for a certain job, would you do it even if you had no desire to? What if others' lives are at stake? A very thoughtful piece about fate and free-will. Would be a great addition to a Sci-Fi festival.