Recommended by Lee R. Lawing

Please give me more! I love this play! Love the humor! Love Antonio and Dirk and their little ride on the MBTA Blue Line. What a delightful read in the morning, noon or night. This play has made me a Rick Park fan and I'm looking forward to reading more of his work. I can understand the long production history for this play. It's inspired me for sure !

I am amazed by this powerful play! I'm amazed by the power of strength of Lami and her actions. I am amazed by the Delvyn Case's writing. I am so glad this was the play of the day for NPX and that I was able to read it! Thank you for sharing this play with us.

WOW!! And times that by infinity. Asher ignites the world with his writing. I stand back in awe and appreciation of his talents as a writer and chameleon of magical proportions. Reading his monologues shows me the America that I know is out there and who are fighting every day to be recognized and Asher captures every single battle so brilliantly.

What a beautiful and funny and sad play. The emotions are all too real and what Goldman-Sherman does with this "empty nest" play is just short of miraculous We are raised up in so many myths as humans that we forget sometimes that they are indeed that and we as humans we rush forward in them looking for all the answers. Goldman-Sherman has shared so many here in this brilliant play that we should look no further in help with being adults and parents and humans.

Such an imaginative way to bring a familiar tale into uncharted territory. I love Walker's writing and view of the world. What a play to see staged!

What a beautiful re-telling of the O'Henry story. Magical and beautiful all in one. I'm always amazed at how much can be said in very few words and this play does just that. Would have loved to have seen this performed when it was produced.

A powerful monologue which which hits hard at a deeper set of pains. Susan would be a great monologue for an actor to read. Great stuff!

What a great monologue. Again just so spot on and realistic and there's never a better way to start any day than by reading a monologue by the talented and gifted Asher Wyndham. One of the things I love about Wyndham's monologues is that I'm so immediately just part of the action that I feel it's all happening to me personally. Maybe that's the very small actor that's inside or just the fact that he hits the nail on the head of the world around us so perfectly!!

If ever a subject matter and playwright meshed up perfectly it's in this play "Practice House" by Rachael Carnes. When I saw that it was done and posted here I made it the required reading for this Sunday and what a perfect piece of theater. The humor and the zing of Carnes's trademark style is in full force with this wonderful piece and it would be an honor for any theater to stage this masterful look which revisits a bit of history but done so with Carnes' incredible insight and force. Recommended reading for everyone!!!

Love this play! Love the crazy dark humor and how well written it is. How the connections all unfold as it goes along. Wakes and funerals area always a great set-up for a play, but Billman's play goes way beyond this and seems effortlessly refreshing like a great bottle of bubbly!