Recommended by Lee R. Lawing

Another winner by Stubbles and one full of laughs and pleasing turn of events. Such a great concept of a bunch of Jack-O-Lanterns wanting to live beyond their October duties and would be such a great play to see on stage, a great one for the set designers and actors to take on. What impresses me most is that by the end, I'm all down with this group of pumpkins trying to stay alive in a world of crazy humans and cannibal pumpkins. I'll never be able to carve one again without a twinge of sorrow for their sacrifice.

Saw this last night at the Funhouse! What an emotional journey filled with such raw pain and imagery throughout. Such a great play to see on stage and so glad it was part of the night's line-up!

Parody done as only Martin can! With lots of humor and great jokes. And all in five pages!!!! Well played.

I haven't had this much fun at the dentist well since probably never! Stubbles infuses this play with great one liners and comedic timing and I found myself laughing aloud as I read it in the early morning hour. Would make a great addition to any play festival for sure!

Powerful and gut-wrenching. Carnes infuses this ten minute play with such feroicity and pain that I want to stand up and change the world right now and rid it of all the stupid jerk men who are alive and breathing. Another winner from one of the master storytellers

Wyndham doing what Wyndham does better than anyone else--speaking for those who need a voice. Well, they have voices, but he provides them all words and he does it seamlessly. Shay is one of my favorite monologues by far because she wants to address the lazy attitude of the world. And the World needs its lazy attitude addressed. Thank you again for providing another being who is making her way in the world and making one change at at time!

So glad this was the NPX play of the day. Perfectly executed and a great monologue to perform or see on the stage and I feel inspired to create now.

Another delightful winner by Thal! I was laughing throughout and was so hungry for more of Arlecchino when it was all over! Inspiring! Funny! Who could ask for anything else from a short brilliant monologue?

Johnny makes me sad that we mail in our ballots in Washington state! I miss the old way of voting and Johnny brings back such good memories of that. And how could you not like a middle-schooler who is bringing back the lost art of Joan Rivers. Bravo for another stellar monologue from Wyndham and bravo to Johnny Rivers for making me laugh on voting day and beyond!

As with Romero's other play I have had the fortune of reading, I feel I have competed an incredible journey with him and the play. Not only am I inspired but find myself in a place of magic that feels so good. The art of spontaneity shines bright in the closing lines and it's from that place that I feel the most inspired.