Recommended by Lee R. Lawing

This should be included in any one minute show as it's perfection in every way, shape or form. This is one minute you will never regret spending.

We try so hard to run away from our parents in spirit and in actions, moving out of the house and sometimes far, far away, but then there's that moment like in this beautiful monologue where you just hear something that you've said or something your hummed or just caught your reflection in the mirror and you realize you can never really truly run away or turn your back on who you are if you came out of love and were raised all up in it.

A situation for consenting adults that is as old as . . . well, Adam and Eve but unlike that pair who were just sort of thrown into a predestined conclusion, Nathan and Rebecca can decide about taking the friendship into a new direction that will or will not change them as people and as friends that can never be undone or taken back and maybe just like the original FWB couple, send them in a free fall.

Why yes. Yes we did need a sequel that delights as much as the first Pie did. Believe me you will double over with laughter as you follow the PI Pie on his newest adventure. Could we dare hope for third to complete the series! One can only hope and pray!

No one knows the true power of love and what losing that love will make you feel or want to do. Love stories have their own sort of magic. Their own sort of power and this love story, so impactful in its short space of a page, will leave you understanding just how powerful love can be.

You should never look at gun violence and the impact it has on any of us the same again after reading this monologue. Tia’s story is just one of so many but you’ll find the breath knocked out of you as her story unfolds. Another masterful monologue.

You should never look at gun violence and the impact it has on any of us the same again after reading this monologue. Tia’s story is just one of so many but you’ll find the breath knocked out of you as her story unfolds. Another masterful monologue.

There are so many moments that stick with you as a parent or child of those simple moments where when you look back on them become so much memorable and will stay with you for the rest of your life. The beauty of relationships is that they should be ever changing and allow you to keep discovering things about each other that surprise as much as they make you love the person even more.

As this world spirals out of control and the freedoms continue to be stripped away from us one by one especially in these so called christian states where they want the world to be just like them or else—thank the gods for people like Mrs. Gunther who will stand against those threats with even the simplest of actions because we know that even those can change the world in the biggest of ways.

There are moments in our lives that we can feel so overwhelmed with what’s going on in our world and life that we feel that we can no longer sit with it in any way shape or form and it’s as if even if we just talk aloud and to the world that maybe the world will hear us and acknowledge us or at least show us a little support even its just to tell us to shut up.