Recommended by Evan Baughfman

A very insightful monologue that covers a wide spectrum of emotions. Family can be complicated, and with complications come all kinds of feelings. I like that this piece ends on a happier note despite the setting and circumstances.

I’ve never been particularly fond of groundhogs. They keep giving us another six weeks of winter… But this play has me re-thinking my stance. Who better to speak for the rodents than Matthew Weaver? His script is quirky but not shallow. A short script with real depth!

An outside-the-box concept that gives us a captivating peek inside a character’s mind. Inventive! (Bonus points for an ‘evil Evan’!)

A relatable and moving piece, one deftly showing that reminiscence doesn't always lead to reconnection. Ultimately, this story is bittersweet- just like real life- and it's a play that will have many audience members feeling seen!

A wonderful and touching ‘what if’ scenario. Will have audience members thinking about their pasts, presents, and futures!

A compelling bit of film history fan-fiction! Actors from yesterdecade are given another opportunity in the limelight… And then there’s the ending- wild, dark, strange, and memorable!

I like this character’s self-awareness. A strong piece, with plenty of emotional heft for an actor to tackle and play with!

The best horror stories are the ones that honor well-known tropes… and then carve them apart to reveal surprises hidden underneath. This script has humor, revelations, and teeth. So many sharp, sharp teeth…

Pokes fun at a certain brand of predictable narrative... and then transcends genres into something else entirely. Wicked. Ingenious. All-around awesome!

The bond between pet and person is almost supernatural, and this piece expertly captures such a relationship. The joy of being together… and the inevitable pain of letting go… Purrrre feline magic.