Recommended by Karen Fix Curry

This lovely two gander is a nice switch from the stereotypical hopeful woman/nervous man story of trying to become parents. The characters are interesting, layered, and we are swept along on their journey. A sweet and tender play!

What a fun romp as Gina hatches a plot to re-marry Tony. I smiled throughout and laughed out loud as Gina, Tony, and mother Mona battle it out. This short musical is funny, engaging, and like a good musical comedy, ends happily, with a fun twist at the end!

Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn has written a beautiful, fanciful play about two friends, and how they deal with her illness. It's such a wonderful way that these characters create an alternate world of fantasy to help cope with the all too serious illness that is slowly and relentlessly strangling this young girl. Brava. What an amazing play. Poignant and thought provoking.

Rose has written a fun and funny romp into an absurd world of mondegreen speaking characters and a woman trying valiantly to engage and respond on a first date. If your “sweet dreams are made of cheese”, you’ll love this play!

This is classic horror! Gut wrenching and tension that ratchets up and up until you are afraid to hear the next bit. Deliciously terrifying and dark. A terrific radio play or very theatrical if staged. A terrific addition to any festival for Halloween or with a horror theme.

For us, history is a concrete story of winners and losers but Patrick Gabridge shows us through Blood On The Snow how both sides had a story, a choice to make, with incredibly high stakes that reverberated through time. Hearing the worry, the stakes of their decisions, and the justified fears of repercussions brings history out of a dry tome and into our world. We feel their desires, understand their yearning for safety, for doing the right thing, for a solution that is just. History truly comes alive.

Who we are changes as we live our lives, and looking back at what we were, our mistakes, and who we want to be can be difficult. In this wonderful play, a recent widow must decide whether or not to jump back into the dating pool. It's funny, and insightful, as these women argue and learn from one another. A terrific piece full of theatricality and inspiration.

God is patient. But only so patient. And after everything is said and done, this final discussion with God and the last of humankind is funny, insightful, and pays off at the end. A fun play, a fun idea, and a fun script!

This moving one act about brothers, family, and heartbreak is a riveting drama worth reading and producing. We are all a little broken, and our brokenness often hurts those we love most.

This terrific dark comedy is along the lines of HBO's The Boys or Lovecraft. Dark, shocking, and yet you can't look away. What a fun monologue for a festival! This will definitely get everyone's attention.