Recommended by Lee R. Lawing

What’s amazes me about Wyndham’s writings are the realities that each of his characters inhabit that are so vividly different from each other. There is an entire universe that he’s created with each and every piece of writing that makes me stand back in appreciation and also yearn for others to be added to this ever growing world of amazing people.

Such a lyrical play that's full of quiet beauty.. The rite of passage tale is so well crafted in Michele's hands.

I read this marvelous monologue as part of the "Some Americans; Some Monologues, Volume 1" and it was one of the jewels that made that volume a true diamond. Wyndham sets the bar so high that the rest of us can really only crawl under and admire the master at work and learn from his expert artistry.

A play that goes on and on with twists and turns in its wild and very funny short ride. I love that this could play in almost any festival out there because it has so many levels it's working on. Bohannon always impresses me and this is another example of well done magic.

For someone who is inspired by crows often, I so enjoyed this play. The humor and the wit flow off the page and I was left feeling so inspired myself as a writer and reader. I am such a fan of Hageman's writing and this wonderful short play is just another feather in her cap of many.

I so enjoyed this play and it would be a delight to see it on stage. So many gems within the dialogue that sparkled with wit, humor and introspection. I look forward to reading more by MacDermott.

What a crazy and fun ride on the Holiday Train. Would make a blast for any actor to perform on stage and welcome addition to any holiday themed festival!!!!

This is such a hoot! And a laugh riot to boot. I love the guards back and forth and the end lines are priceless . Can't wait to read more of McNeill's work.

Wow! This is such a powerful play! I love the set-up and this chorus of strong strong women. It would make for such a great entry at some of the 10 minute festivals. Two plays in and I'm already a fan of Oliveira's work.

A haunting and beautiful tribute to Here and those beautiful beautiful people that were just there to be part of something, to be a part of an experience that took them away from the day to day for just a brief moment and that such evil was there was sickening and beyond any sort of understanding. Oliveira's elegies make the heart ache but they give words to those people who just wanted to dance for one night and to find love and friendship and a promise for tomorrow which will now never be.