Recommended by Jennifer Walton

I snorted several times reading Happy Holidays (or Bust), enjoying every minute of this short piece. The perfect holiday play in my opinion - we know this family - we are this family - perfectly imperfect in all their glory.

These scenes strike just the right tone for this moment - capturing elements of the pandemic and providing connection, fun and just enough edge to keep it interesting. I love the madlibs element. These would be so great to perform on zoom with a group of actor friends and a cocktail or two... or a class - they're totally appropriate for that.

Brilliant, beautiful, bittersweet, heart-breaking. I LOVED reading this play - would love seeing it staged even more. Thank you for this play - what a gift to theatre.

This is a great set of shorts strung together by a really engaging and thought provoking theme. Fast paced, funny, and ominous all in one breath. This playwright has a flare for turning slice of life moments into something surprising. I'd love to see this evening of shorts on stage. Great roles for women / female identifying actors - it would be a lot of fun to dig into as an actor.

Beautifully, painfully realized. A moment that hangs in time, the moment just before everything changes forever. Thank you for the humanity in this play. Thank you for Willy's mom. We need more of her kind in the world today.

DEEP captures the absudity of the world we live in right now. Funny, weird, true - in the way that all "biography, comedy, commedia dell'arte, dark comedy, docudrama/historic, drama, experimental, fable/folktale, fantasy, farce, horror, melodrama, movement/physical, mystery/thriller, parody/spoof, political, satire, tragedy" genre mash ups are. I would LOVE to see this staged.

A perfectly perfect one minute scene masterfully crafted for maximum impact. My heart aches for these lovely ladies, living the best way they can. This is such a beautiful snapshot.

A very fun twist on a classic Christmas moment. Sweet with just the right amount of spice thrown in for good measure. I'd love to see this at a holiday cabaret - who wouldn't? Hot Santa is a gift!