Recommended by Evan Baughfman

A script that cleverly critiques the real world while playing in a universe that’s not quite (but is almost) like ours. We see just the tip of the iceberg of this Other Earth—a place where some folks are neighborly, and others are…less so. A fun read, far from glacially paced!

An imaginative piece about collaboration and the creative process. A costumer would have a whale of a time with these characters! An enjoyable trip to The Abyss!

Christmas can be stressful, especially if you’re a parent, and this play expertly captures the rollercoaster of December emotions. Both characters here make great points about what would be ‘best’ for their child’s first Christmas. If nothing else, holiday memories are forged for Mom and Dad!

This is not a feel-good holiday monologue- it's something far more layered! A surprising, well-balanced mix of tones. Powerful and, most of all, memorable!

These are fully-realized, captivating characters! I loved eavesdropping in on their conversation. An intimate, engaging, and humorous bit of theater!

A peek into the seedy underbelly of the North Pole! I like how this story takes established characters and gives each of them an edge. A fun, fantastic holiday listen on the Gather by the Ghost Light podcast!

An intriguing title, for sure! This story could have easily been something silly and uncouth, but it is, instead, heartwarming and heartstring-pulling. A sweet, supernatural tale about a human’s best friend(s)!

The forest is the perfect setting for a horror story, and it’s used to great effect here, ramping up the mystery that father and son have stumbled upon. At script’s end, there is a terrific surprise that shifts the tale into another, unexpected genre. A fun and eerie short!

Quite imaginative and hilarious! A friendship wonderfully rendered through one-liners, reminiscence, and shared hallucinations. An unpredictable and unforgettable one-act!

An entertaining variation on a Roald Dahl classic, and a thoughtful exploration of company and customer priorities! Also, there’s a fun twist ending right out of ‘The Twilight Zone’ or ‘The Outer Limits’!