Recommended by Danielle Wirsansky

Powerful and timely, While We Still Can channels the chaos of a storm into a gripping metaphor for division and resilience. Eickmeyer’s writing captures both the fear and fragile hope of a community on the brink.

Richly comic and deliciously posh, A Brandy to Stoke the Flames is a five-minute masterclass in character and cadence. LeBlanc’s Countess is equal parts biting wit and brittle charm—a sparkling role tailor-made for a grand dame of the stage.

Raw, honest, and deeply human, I don't want a f#cking drink dives into the dark crossroads of addiction and artistry. Thomas crafts a gripping two-hander that’s as emotionally fraught as it is thought-provoking.

Heartwarming and full of gentle wisdom, Renaissance beautifully captures the courage it takes to begin again. Lermond’s tender writing reminds us that it’s never too late to rediscover joy, love, and purpose.

Smart, funny, and full of heart, Many Happier Returns captures the complexities of mother-daughter love with wit and warmth. Foster’s sharp dialogue and surprising twist make this a delightful and thought-provoking gem.

Gripping and cinematic, Ravine delivers a pulse-pounding story in just five minutes. Clarke’s vivid soundscapes and emotional depth make this radio drama both chilling and profoundly moving.

Witty and delightfully awkward, A Little Bit Vacant turns an unexpected motel encounter into a hilarious comedy of secrets and surprises. Schwarz’s sharp timing and clever twist make this short play a laugh-out-loud gem.

Poignant and elegantly restrained, Death of an Epitaph uses minimal words to evoke maximum feeling. Cuthbert crafts a tender meditation on memory, mortality, and meaning that lingers long after the final line.

Inventive and thought-provoking, Citizen 10 blends dystopian tension with sharp social insight. Walton’s precise world-building and rich ensemble make this a smart, chilling, and unexpectedly uplifting exploration of individuality.

Tense, clever, and tightly written, The Prosecution Rests delivers a gripping courtroom twist in just ten minutes. Kaminski builds suspense with precision, offering strong roles and a finale that lands perfectly.