Recommended by Lee R. Lawing

Powerful and so so beautiful! To come to an understanding over someone's death is so hard and Carnes writes such a moving tribute to this pain and journey that this friend is facing!

Depression can hit so hard and fast and play out on so many levels and over so many reasons and Stubbles Corky's Dead is a great ten minute play that captures that moment where it takes hold of Sepp after his dog dies tragically and oh so comically, but it's in the moment of clarity that comes through for him in the end that pushes us to understand that it is in the bottoming out that can leave us with such insight and wisdom not gained by anything else.

Great play about accepting others for who they are and appreciating what each brings to the table in a relatinship. Bultrowicz's Murderbilia is as funny as it is endearing. It would make a welcome addition at any ten minute play festival.

So well done and eerie as hell! I can see why this is winning fans on both sides of the pond. Perfect for this time of year!

I love absurdist theater and Scream in America I lives up to any expectations for it. Funny and irreverent, but so spot on in how it plays on that silent rage that we all feel at times maneuvering through this thing called life. I look forward to reading the others in the series by Nanni.

What a rich piece of dark comedy Curry has created for us. I love this small quilting group who through friendship and resolve can make abusive husbands disappear. A small gem that would make for a great production as one reviewer writes also make for a great set-up for a full-length.

Funny play that has all the elements of a Weaver play that i enjoy and a perfect piece for for this time of year Always a delight to return to his work!

Heart-warming and touching slice of life drama that is as romantic as it is hopeful. Paul and Adam face a new phase in their relationship that shows that love and friendship can power most people through the difficulty of challenges and changes. The thing that I enjoy with Williams' work is that it does speak to me very directly on so many levels and shows me a world where love and the hope can power us all through the most difficult spots of life.

Such a great crazy world and one I'd like to be a part of. Thal operates in a kooky universe and creates such an original piece that I'm hooked instantly and want to read more by him.

Such a powerful play. The juxtaposition of the two characters dressed in evening wear and going through fight/dance sequence make for a wonderful scene that would be so effective on stage. This should be more than just Ellen's dream, this should be the new reality and plays like this need to be seen by everyone to bring that change into fruition.