Recommended by J.Lois Diamond

What a delightful trip down memory lane. This play is witty and a lot of fun. Actors would have a ball with it.

This short play packs a punch. It is dramatic, fast paced and empowering. We need role models of women like Fransciszka who fought back, today more than ever. It has a great female role. Well done!

What a treasure this play is! Full of awe and passion, it makes one of the most famous works of art dynamic and contemporary. The language is poetic and precise. The characters are distinct and powerful. I would love to see this performed.

I just watched an online reading of this wonderful play with The Playwrights' Center. There was so much musicality in the language. I loved the way the chorus was used at times to narrate, clarify, emphasize, or reveal what lay beneath the surface of the various characters in this complex family drama. A great story that held my interest throughout.

Irwin Hahn is a brilliant story teller. This play is funny , dynamic, and very human. It moves at a fast pace and is full of self deprecating humor. The language is witty and full of irony. I would love to see this produced.

As someone who has always LOVED Barry White, this monologue brought a smile to my face. It's perfect in times for Valentine's Day.

This short play really brings home the tragedy of mass shootings. These characters are having an ordinary day. Each is filled with kindness when the unspeakable happens. This would be an asset to a Code Red short play festival.

I just read the sample and couldn't stop laughing. The situation is absurd, the characters are quirky and the dialogue is oh so witty. I would love to be able to read the whole play, or better yet, see it produced. Well done!

This play is so rich in terms of science, culture and the true meaning of education. The relationship between student and professor transcends all categories we initially place them in. Full of dramatic surprises, I would love to see this produced.

This monologue captures all the chaotic anguish that a woman's life can be thrown into, as reproductive rights are undermined. The setting is an apt metaphor for Wanda's internal state. This piece needs to be heard now, before it's too late.