Recommended by Lee R. Lawing

A powerful statement on death and life and the reflections of both.

There are a lot of factors to a relationship and sex is one of the most important, but so is mental health. A crossword puzzle interaction makes this so very real , and yet so powerful.

Such a sweet and play about love and those feelings that come with it. Kane gives us a peak into what must be true love for those involved and for us a joy from seeing it happen.

The best kind of friendships is one where you've been friends so long that all you have to do is just look at a person and know their pain or joy and be able to act accordingly. Signs of life gives us such a friendship and the bond between them is immeasurable from the very first bite.

This is a power short play about grief, and fate and trying to figure it all out with each new each day we are lucky to be are given, until that final day when they stop.

I was so happy to see this play by one of my playwrights as the Featured play of the day. I love his tales of the Bear and this one is no different in the its charm and feeling of goodwill that you feel blessed with after reading it.

A cute play that had me laughing throughout and who's hell is this anyway? Love it that you don't really know and before you too are caught up in the hellish fun!

Who could resist the title like this? One of the cleverest I've come across and one of the funniest plays I've read in a long time. Never underestimate the power of the complaint, some of the greatest changes in history have come from them.

None of us can truly know what this experience is like unless we have been through it; the creature comforts like heat, power and the internet. All things that we take for granted until we lose them. Sadly Martha's words and feelings are nothing new because we will always have wars and risk losing all the things that make us human, all because there will always be those who are inhuman from the very start and will always want what's not theirs and will try and take it through any means possible even if it means death to us all.

When I believed in Jesus, I wanted so badly to meet him. To have an encounter like Cynthia has with the real Santa and just like the magic of Santa wore off at some point, so did the magic of Jesus and all that he had to offer and give. Beautiful and heartfelt that will bring back so many of those early teen memories that we all had about what was fantastic and what was real and some of that were a mixture of both, at least in our younger minds.