Recommended by Lee R. Lawing

Breezy break-up comedy which engages you from the very start and holds your attention to the very last seconds. Hunt provides such believable characters and the humor is spot on and the last bit will make you jump just a little because you never know what exes are capable of.

We've only got one life to live. I love this short play by Lermond which presents such a beautiful ode to owning up to our desires and to not clip our wings too soon or ever. You never know when you'll want to fly just like Phyllis from Philly!

We have all known this person and witnessed them at "The Theater" the ones that act like it's their own living room and we all feel that that they would be better off there instead of near us or around us, but this person took some effort to get to the theater and maybe there is still hope for their metamorphosis after the lights have gone down and back up on the show. For them to be transformed by the magical experience of theater.

Isn't it always about the dead white guys! I loved this play from the very start. with it's witty dialogue and an age-old debate about morality thrown up for discussion once again in the perfect setting of a carnival midway where everyone is supposed to happy and forget their troubles while they play a game of ring-toss or skeet ball. Richter's piece is one of the best ,and I always enjoy reading his work.

This play says so much in its one minute and from a different approach than I've read or seen before. I love the brevity of the piece the message behind it and you may find yourself laughing which is OK. It's something that we all need to do every once in awhile in an uninhibited way.

Saw this beautiful monologue on Dramatic Chaos Productions beautifully read and acted. Winter means so many different things to all of us and I know for me, I'm not the fine of it since moving to where the sun doesn't shine as much as it should, but this monologue points out that regardless I need to appreciate the change and shift of the time with calmness.

Saw this delightful and very thought-provoking play performed on Polaris North event! Very funny and just so well performed!

I was reminded of the fact that I always thought the expression "That's All She Wrote" was really "That's all sherote" or something to that effect until I saw what it was meant to be on " Murder, She Wrote." This play made me feel so happy even though it's not about a happy subject, but Zaffarano taps into that place in all of us where we all just want to be around the people we love and to learn from them whenever we can. France is Bacon made me smile about those special parent child moments that we share.

Powerful 1 minute play about grief that is almost mystical in feeling and as if you are awakening from your own dream to realize the truth of a loved one's passing.

This play drew me in from the very start and does what a play can do where you think one thing, but then it's not right and that is one things about literature that is always so fun to experience. Drugs are tearing this world up on pill a time and nothing can relieve the pain a parent feels when their child is caught up such a lifestyle, but Martineau gives us the beautiful ode to grief, to love and to the everlasting bond that a parent will always have with their children. Beautiful!