Recommended by Karen Fix Curry

Valerie is a superhero. She's calling out anyone who thinks of being anything but respectful of her as a person. What a no holes barred piece of female empowerment. An excellent, affirming monologue for a young woman.

This wonderful historical piece brings life to a unique event. A great play for high school audiences, it personalizes what might otherwise be a boring essay assignment, making it real to the writer and audience alike. If you are trying to bridge arts and history, this one's for you!

This is weird, and kind of twisted, in a very funny way. Yes, it's about what you think it's about. It's a great new take on getting revenge on your ex, and having a friend, a really good friend to get you through it. A short play the audience will be talking about and laughing over on the way home.

This wonderfully written story of friends, their failures and triumphs, their strengths and weaknesses, resonates. They push each other’s buttons, they call each other out, and the story sweeps you up in their world, their hopes and their realities. A great ensemble piece.

Waiting for the bus never seemed so tense, and so real. His thoughts. Her thoughts. A truly scary too short play.

The disturbing reality of multigenerational slave rape is highlighted in this power packed ten minute play. Thought provoking and emotional, it is a wonderful piece to bring this entrenched tradition to the attention of modern audiences.

The ups and downs of emotions felt from love lost, acceptance, and caring made for a touching and lovely play.

A really fun romp through the world of empty nesting, smart phones, and learning to appreciate what you have right at home.

This is an indictment of American culture and the stereotypes that haunt the African American community. Concise and succinct yet disquieting and thought provoking.

The new employee. The obfuscating boss. Sh*t Train is the stuff of the real world for any new employee lost and trying to get by. We've been that employee. We know that boss. This is the most terrifyingly true part of this 10 minute wonder.