Recommended by Glenn Alterman

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    MOMMY DEAREST: A MONOLOGUE, Asher Wyndhams wonderful monologue, is a delight to read and I'm sure, perform. Wyndham's dialogue gets right to the point; no wasted verbiage. The way this mother tells off her son's high school principal is priceless! I'm sure actors will relish working on and performing this one! Enjoy!

    MOMMY DEAREST: A MONOLOGUE, Asher Wyndhams wonderful monologue, is a delight to read and I'm sure, perform. Wyndham's dialogue gets right to the point; no wasted verbiage. The way this mother tells off her son's high school principal is priceless! I'm sure actors will relish working on and performing this one! Enjoy!

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    A very powerful and thought provoking play. The relationship of the two characters is totally believable. The theme of the play, "How do we protect young children from danger in our schools today?" is explored with true insight ---Well written. ---Well done.

    A very powerful and thought provoking play. The relationship of the two characters is totally believable. The theme of the play, "How do we protect young children from danger in our schools today?" is explored with true insight ---Well written. ---Well done.

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    I really enjoyed Donald Loftus' play, Tonight at The Stage Door. I found it sincere and touching. It's rare that two characters in a short play are so well developed. We know both of these men and we care about them. The play is well written and believable. A real treat. ---Enjoy.

    I really enjoyed Donald Loftus' play, Tonight at The Stage Door. I found it sincere and touching. It's rare that two characters in a short play are so well developed. We know both of these men and we care about them. The play is well written and believable. A real treat. ---Enjoy.

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    A powerful, eerie, painful, poignant monologue about a son and the death of his mother. Ken Love has written a beautiful piece that will carry you to dark and tragic places. Every moment is mesmerising. What a journey!

    A powerful, eerie, painful, poignant monologue about a son and the death of his mother. Ken Love has written a beautiful piece that will carry you to dark and tragic places. Every moment is mesmerising. What a journey!

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    I found John Bussers play Guardian touching- and fascinating. The characters are well developed and totally engaging. A man and his loving, protective, dog meet a stranger and things quickly escalate into a tense and terrifying confrontation. I believe the subject of terror during a pandemic will resonate with everyone these days.-- A must read!

    I found John Bussers play Guardian touching- and fascinating. The characters are well developed and totally engaging. A man and his loving, protective, dog meet a stranger and things quickly escalate into a tense and terrifying confrontation. I believe the subject of terror during a pandemic will resonate with everyone these days.-- A must read!

  • Glenn Alterman: Melt by Brenton Kniess
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    MELT is a delightful, surprising play. One of those just when you thought you know where it's going--- it takes you somewhere else. The 2 characters, David and Stacey are fascinating. --- Read it, you'll enjoy it!

    MELT is a delightful, surprising play. One of those just when you thought you know where it's going--- it takes you somewhere else. The 2 characters, David and Stacey are fascinating. --- Read it, you'll enjoy it!

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  • Glenn Alterman: ALL HALLOWS EVE by Charles Scott Jones
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    I really enjoyed Charles Scott Jones' short play All Hallows Eve. What I found most interesting was Jones' ability to constantly surprise you as you follow the delightfully eerie story . The 3 characters are unique, fun and fascinating. And the spooky element that pervades the piece is very engaging. A good one. --Take a look!

    I really enjoyed Charles Scott Jones' short play All Hallows Eve. What I found most interesting was Jones' ability to constantly surprise you as you follow the delightfully eerie story . The 3 characters are unique, fun and fascinating. And the spooky element that pervades the piece is very engaging. A good one. --Take a look!

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  • Glenn Alterman: Hold My Wings by Christine Foster
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    I found Christine Foster's play Hold My Wings- both fun and fascinating. It's a play that asks questions that both you and the character Sol can answer at the same time . The questions are thought provoking and keep you totally involved from start to finish. Original and very engaging!

    I found Christine Foster's play Hold My Wings- both fun and fascinating. It's a play that asks questions that both you and the character Sol can answer at the same time . The questions are thought provoking and keep you totally involved from start to finish. Original and very engaging!

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  • Glenn Alterman: To Love Alone by Andrew Martineau
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    A lovely two hander that’s very touching. Two strangers, while shopping for Valentines Day cards reveal quite a bit about themselves. I found this play really very moving. The dialogue is truthful and revealing. Actors will love this one. A gem of a play!

    A lovely two hander that’s very touching. Two strangers, while shopping for Valentines Day cards reveal quite a bit about themselves. I found this play really very moving. The dialogue is truthful and revealing. Actors will love this one. A gem of a play!

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  • Glenn Alterman: Madame Medusa Would Prefer a Chardonnay by Nora Louise Syran
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    From the very first lines I knew I wanted to go on this ride. The language, the images, the mood. Nora Louise Syran's Madame Medusa Would Prefer A Chardonnay is a mesmerising monologue and Medusa is a fascinating character. It's been a few minutes since I finished reading it and it's still with me.---- I would really love to see this one performed. Truly magical!

    From the very first lines I knew I wanted to go on this ride. The language, the images, the mood. Nora Louise Syran's Madame Medusa Would Prefer A Chardonnay is a mesmerising monologue and Medusa is a fascinating character. It's been a few minutes since I finished reading it and it's still with me.---- I would really love to see this one performed. Truly magical!

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