Recommended by Lee R. Lawing

This play pulls you by the heart and then sends a punch to your stomach, knocking out your breath. Gut-wrenching and so very hones. Sibling rivalry is just a natural part of sibling hood, but sometimes what we wish for as children are not even well thought out until later in life where the pain can still resonate so strongly like Brian's.

Saw this play read on Tiny Theatre Grab Bag Theatre. Parenting is one thing that can bring such love and joy to you and it's sad that even in this day and age we allow society's religious rules dictate our love and feelings toward our own children. Heartbreaking and heartfelt and we can only hope that one day religion sees it's final days where they instill hatred into the "souls" of their parishioners and let everyone just shine as who they are

Saw this delightful play read on Tiny-Theatre's Grab Bag Theatre. It is joyous indeed, just like Miller says it is. The one line that I loved best was "Forty-five tons of undying love were destroying the bridge," proving that love does come with a heavy responsibility, but the promises of its possibilities is one of the greatest joys that humans have to look forward to in life.

Funny play although it makes you feel you're 16 again and just hoping no one in your family asks you anything about anything . I've had a few things in my life that have felt better than anything, but I do make a point of keeping those things to myself and and out of the line of discussion.

It's "adult" of us to know who we are and if we would be the best thing for our kid and some parents are either not ready for parenthood, or simply feel that other things are more important to do than raise their child. This is a touching and heartbreaking tale of a mother who has come back wanting to get to know her kid as an adult, hoping that a little of the science of their connectivity bridges all the time that's been lost to them both and heal the heart of both if just a little.

Toxic masculinity is always such hard topic to read about, but this one provides such heart with Saleem that you can feel the rage building up for that need to end some of this toxicity which is his mom's new boyfriend. This play made me so tense and the characters were all believable which shows a very good writer at work.

Saw this play read on Tiny Theater Grab Bag. So many of us have these relationships that are life-long and put us through so many turn and twists along the way, but that this is done on a Ferris Wheel gives this play that wholeness that is infinite and never ending with those big moments in life that define us, break us , or make us more aware of the short time we have on this planet.

Saw this beautiful play read on Tiny Theater Grab-bag and it is a touching and a play that speaks to being human and having a soul as a human and empathy toward our fellow people-kind that are just trying to live in a world where some of us are targeted for our race and not even allowed to be the person that we should be or become. This is about never giving up on the hope that this world will change and if it does not, trying everything to give back to this world to help it do so.

Valentine imprisonment toward the end of his life and the jailor's daughter that cares for him. tackle such weighty issues that were occurring at the time in Rome which made life scary for anyone who did not believe in the Roman state or what it was doing at the time. Christianity was in its infancy and would soon take take over more of the world that Rome every did by spreading its own type of "live by our rules or die by our sword" but they had the Roman empire to teach them that way. Powerful stuff.

Sometimes the fates puts us into places that prove beneficial. Such a fate is this delightful romantic play The Pity Mourner by Donnelly. Archie and Margaret are two lost souls when they meet at Margaret's mother's wake, proving that doors both of them thought closed will still open if they just try turning the doorknobs to see if they still work.