Recommended by J.Lois Diamond

This monologue really brings home the complexity of being a bystander to domestic violence, which is even more layered when the character is a teenager. It is poignant, funny and transcendent, all in less than two pages. I would love to see this produced.

What a delightful short play. So fun and full of surprises! It has warmth, irony, romance and religion all rolled up into a tight little package. Not one line is wasted. Would love to see this produced!

This play pro-pulses with the immediacy and rhythm of poetry. It arises from the ashes of the most personal kind of trauma. It is painful and beautiful, but ultimately full of love and hope. I would love to see this produced.

What a perfect depiction of the pettiness of office politics, expressed humorously ,accurately and succinctly through cookies! This play would be an asset to any 10 minute play festival.

This play imagines a dystopian New York. It's sinister, dark and witty, yet it manages to celebrate the human spirit. I'd love to see this produced, especially now!

A delightful coming out story which pokes fun at the awkwardness between family members. Tender and funny, this play would be a great addition to a 10 minute play festival.

What a heart breaking story that packs a punch. A fresh response to the world of Chinese mother/ daughter relationships, that Amy Tan often portrays. Powerful and moving.

What a fun monologue! Wang gives voice to the female experience of aging. I would love to see this performed.

This play manages to be both funny yet profound, sacred yet profane. It has some juicy characters and plenty of intergenerational conflict. Would love to see this produced!

What a poignant play full of all the aches of growing up as an outsider. Heart breaking and all too real. Bethany's stifled voice speaks eloquently for us all.