Recommended by Tom Erb

"A Bump in the Night" is a cute mystery story that tells the aged old story about the challenges for women in the workplace. The playwright has made it fun and spooky. Claire and Chancey got their revenge against Tom in an unexpected way that was suspenseful and cute. Nicely written.

A witty and empowering short play that follows the story of Rosalie, a college girl who has been deceived and swindled by her boyfriend. Depressed and bedridden, Rosalie's best friend Sophie takes charge, determined to help her overcome the heartbreak and seek revenge. A delightful and engaging short play that balances humor and empowerment. With its relatable characters, witty dialogue, and themes of friendship and revenge, the play offers an enjoyable and thought-provoking experience.

A moving exploration of the fragility of life and the profound impact of illness on relationships. It invites reflection on the importance of communication, understanding, and support in adversity. Arianna Rose's play captures the essence of human vulnerability and resilience, leaving a lasting impression on the audience.

Having experienced the craziness backstage, "A Backstage Mystery" offers audiences a delightful glimpse into a theater production's chaotic and unpredictable world. The backstage setting is vividly depicted, with flimsy backdrops, props in plastic tubs, and a makeshift costume rail, adding to the authenticity of the theater atmosphere. The characters in the play are well-drawn and endearing, each with their quirks and personalities. A good read.

Danielle Wirsansky's short play, "Moon Rabbit," takes audiences on a journey that intertwines history, spirituality, and personal growth. I highly recommend it.