Recommended by Tom Erb

John Busser's play takes us where have all been, late-night fast food place. The crazy customers, with their bad attitudes are part of the usual chaos. Busser shows us that being a zombie may be the secret to surviving this job? Its a cool play with clever blends fast food humor with the impending Zombie Apocalypse, bringing on the laughs. "The Graveyard Shift Bites"
was without a doubt was a fun read. Would be great live.

I can only say that this read so smoothly. Emma Wood masterfully captures the complexities of motherhood, aging, and societal expectations. The characters, Sue and Denise, are brilliantly realized, offering a raw and honest reflection of the challenges faced by women. Wood's dialogue is sharp, witty, and laden with cultural references, making "The Third Act" a piece that resonates with anyone who has experienced the bittersweet nature of change. A must-read and I would love to see it on stage. Great Work, Emma.

Jacquelyn Priskorn's "Sacrifice" has dark comedic dialogue that shines, crafting sharp characters. The clever exchanges between the Sacrifice and the Acolytes create a humorous, scornful tone that keenly contrasts with the gruesome finale. Add that to a super enjoyable read with balanced wit and horror, revealed through a shocking, fun twist. If you like a play where you think you know what's going to happen and suddenly you have the rug pulled out from under you, well, this is IT!

Even though it's the beginning of summer, reading David Taylor Little's "All Out for Christmas, I could feel the cold and smell the snow." This is a moving tale with sharp, witty dialogue and well-developed characters. Little's writing shines in the authentic relationships between characters, particularly in the reunion of Dorothy and Jack, all wrapped up in a nostalgic tone that is perfectly balanced with moments of humor and sorrow. An endearing script that captures the true spirit of the holidays. LOVE IT!!!!

Ken Love and me have. Connection with L.A. his a gripping tale of fate and redemption, "Midnight Over L.A." is a must-read. It's a complex story of love, conflict, and the pursuit of dreams with a backdrop of life's harsh realities. Great piece Ken. I would love see this staged.

Mike Byham never disappoints and always gives us a thought-provoking and entertaining experience, I recommend "Arti Doll." This one-act play that cleverly explores AI and extraterrestrial life, blending dark comedy with sci-fi for a unique theatrical adventure. Thank Mike..

Immerse yourself in "The Box of Stories," a play that weaves myth and reality. Thia a the type of story every playwright wants to write about and J.S. Puller does it masterfully. Follow Jenna and Imra as they discover the power of storytelling, family bonds, and the hidden magic. Really liked this play! GREAT READ!

For a heartfelt drama that explores family bonds and the process of letting go, I recommend the play "STAY" by Maripat Allen. It's an emotional ten-minute piece that beautifully captures the bittersweet emotions of change and loss.

WOW..."The Absolutely (Almost) True Story of the Trojan War' by J.S. Puller is a incrediblely witty and engaging play that is great for young artist and audiences that cleverly retells the ancient myth with modern spin. Very Cool!

"Dear Angie" is a emotional play that beautifully captures the essence of empathy and human connection. It's a must-read for anyone who appreciates the power of intuition and the impact of small acts of kindness.