Recommended by Elisabeth Giffin Speckman

The play contains sharp and simple dialogue that gifts the actors comedic choices AND flows easily and naturally. A funny, enjoyable piece with a subtle message about humanity.

I applaud this brave and astounding play. It is so powerful, so perfect. It should be produced all of the time in all of the places. Its message is beyond just meaningful, it is necessary. Thank you, Steven G. Martin.

This timely and unsettling piece packs a lot into one minute, leaving the audience with one seriously uncomfortable question: why are you just sitting there? Job well done.

A postmodern collage, this spoof of our most beloved sci-fi and cult classics made me geek out! I smiled and laughed my way through this engaging short play. Would be a great addition to festivals, and would play well for college audiences especially. The perfect break from doom and gloom.

A witty 10 minute play that takes the idea of being married to your work literally, to comic and somewhat sad results. What would happen if our work obligations were ALWAYS PHYSICALLY PRESENT? A fun piece with a message.

Incredibly powerful, this monologue showcases a bitter truth about the reality of too many. An important piece, artfully handled.

A powerful read that would prove devastating in action.

Brilliant, moving, achingly real. I long for a day this play becomes irrelevant; until then, produce it again and again and again.

A lovely spare piece that would be ripe for interpretation and an excellent choice for a college-aged festival or acting class showcase. I especially love when moments such as these can be showcased with various interpretations, character choices, and locations together to show the flexibility of the script, the creativity of directors, the talent of actors, and the true collaborative nature of excellent theatre.

What a piece of theatre! Sharp and uncomfortable, this play artfully weaves truth throughout, and covers much more about human nature than seems possible in 10 minutes. I will be thinking about this one for days, I can tell.