Recommended by Lee R. Lawing

Saw this read on Tiny Theater as part of Tiny Fright Nights and it was so well done. A spooky urban legend done right.

Saw this play read on Tiny Theater as part of their Tiny-Frights night. Some writers may find this horrifying, but I think most would appreciate a little bite from something out there for inspiration now and then.

Saw this funny play read on Tiny Theatre as part of their Tiny-Frights night. Haunted candles have never been funnier!

Beautiful play about one person's own passion and how it can come into play even at a time that you think you may never pick it up again. Maxim's passion helps him defend his life and his store just by having practiced something to to be good enough for the Olympics. This play is only four pages long, but this plya is so tense from the first sounds to the very end!

Friendship can sometimes be the magical elixir that we all need to get through difficult situations that may arise in our lives and Priskorn presents one of the best that I've ever read about. Devon and Chelsea's friendship may be drawn in fantastic elements, but the soul of it is more than just heartfelt, it is one that speaks realistically to the audience about one girl's story that is not just hers, but now all of ours as a result of this marvelous play.

A gentle reminder of what theater has been and will continue to be and mean to each and every one of us, pandemics be damned!

Saw this funny, funny play on a Two-Hander slam event on FaceBook live and the actors really got into the parts and brought this dark comedy to sweet life!

Deciding what to wear each day used to be a challenge in pre-Covid days. I can't imagine being forced to make the decision that Max and Tom are asked to make by some unseen force. Creepy and funny, this was a delight to read and really gets one into the mood for that most wonderful of all holidays.

What's the saying? Don't believe anything you read and just half of what you see. Poor Carl should have read the full contract before signing up to re-do his life. In A World. . . is so damn funny and says so much about the hype of advertisement and not always getting what you thought were getting or getting something that is malfunctioned from the get-go and leaves you like Carl, a further broken mess and not anywhere near the hero status he had hoped for.

Having secrets is always a delicious plot turn, but it seems all the more seasoned when its family and their secrets. Sisters meet for a cup of coffee and there is so much that happens with their good morning breakfast. I especially I like how one simple dress plays into a deeper vein of how these recent immigrants have made it in this new country and are achieving the American dream but that is soon to be dealt a blow amidst a national crisis, but as it has been in the past, family will help buoy you up and out