Recommended by Danielle Wirsansky

Casting is a sharp, two-minute commentary on body shaming and the unrealistic beauty standards set by Hollywood. Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn cleverly blends humor and truth, delivering a punchy piece that challenges societal perceptions while offering a refreshing dose of authenticity.

The New Client is a powerful, thought-provoking play that presents a moral dilemma with no easy answers. Donnelly masterfully captures the complexity of the situation, making both characters' perspectives compelling. It’s a captivating piece that will leave audiences reflecting long after it ends.

Back to School is a darkly hilarious take on the struggles teachers face, even in a zombie apocalypse. Baughfman cleverly mixes comedy with a sharp commentary on the challenges educators endure, especially in the wake of the pandemic. A must-read for anyone who’s ever worked in education!

Amy L's Diary is a heartfelt and relatable monologue that takes us on a quick yet powerful trip through the awkward, tough moments of childhood. Riffel captures the complexities of growing up with humor and tenderness, making this a piece that resonates with anyone who’s ever struggled with their past.

The Cat in the Box is a delightful, playful exploration of a cat's psyche. Norkin’s clever monologue captures the humorous struggle of a cat facing an existential decision—should it sit in the box or not? A fun and engaging piece that would be a joy to see performed!

Courtin' in Georgia is a charming Southern take on Chekhov’s The Marriage Proposal. Jolly’s adaptation brings out the humor in family rivalry and the awkwardness of courtship. The setting and characters are engaging, adding a unique spin to the classic. A delightful, well-crafted piece!

Within The Garden Walls is a delightful, whimsical piece that blends fantasy and reality with grace. Ally and Cheshire's conversation offers a refreshing take on modern life, with the cat adding a clever layer. Wild’s lyrical style creates a charming, reflective story. A fun, unique read!

Dance Fever is a fantastic two-minute monologue that perfectly captures the voice of a determined teenager. Riffel nails the humor and vulnerability of Brady as he reflects on past disappointments and plans to make prom his moment. A great piece for any teen actor!

To Sprawl or Not To Sprawl is a delightful exploration of a couple's quirky dynamics. Sullivan’s writing is witty and unpredictable, seamlessly blending humor, tension, and heart. The unexpected twists keep you engaged, from power struggles to a cat—ultimately a charming take on love and relationships.

Cupid Agonistes is a sharp, fast-paced comedy that brilliantly explores the chaos of infidelity and relationships. With humor, tension, and an unforgettable twist, Donnelly’s script keeps you hooked from start to finish. The unexpected ending will leave you reeling and laughing. A must-see!