Recommended by J.Lois Diamond

This play is simply magical. In just a few short pages, Haas transports us to 19th century England, where Mary has an active scientific mind, which the prevailing culture tries to crush. Yet despite that oppression, she prevails. I would love to see this produced.

This wildly original monologue is full of wit and wicked social commentary. A hilarious satire which any actress would gladly sink her teeth into. Would be a great addition to any short play festival. Produce this!

A very powerful monologue from the pov of a veteran who's been scarred by war. Disturbing and provocative, this play would be a thrill and a challenge for any actor lucky enough to be cast.

A heart breaking, yet funny depiction of adolescents' desperate need for love and acceptance. The supernatural ritual moves the story along in dynamic and surprising ways. A delightful play with great roles for young actors.

I recently saw a reading of The Panic Defense. These characters are distinct, compelling and real. It is impossible not to get engaged in their life and death struggles. I'd love to see a full production of this powerful and moving play., which also provides some great roles for lucky actors.
A timely story which must be heard. Produce this!

Very powerful monologue ,laden with angst and the struggle to believe.. A new take on an old story which is vivid and moving. The language is poetic and propelled by a driving rhythm. A gift for a lucky actor,

A charming and whimsical play about the stresses of dealing with a room mate. Would be a great addition to a short play festival. Actors would have fun with this one!

This play conveys the horrors of war in a succinct and poetic manner, through the lens of a variety of characters, all of whom share the need to count something uniquely important to them. In a world where all is lost, this metaphor becomes their refuge and anchor. Evocative and chilling, this piece has some excellent roles for Middle Eastern actors.

Powerful and poetic, this plays captures the horrors Sally Hemings faced in the context of the intimacy of 3 generations of women. Understated and honest. Would love to see this performed.

A playful and zany comedy which makes us question the wisdom of famous experts.