Recommended by Lee R. Lawing

What a scream! And I would love the New Order brought about Chris and Lucy. I was never a fan of the old one anyway. Packed with surprises and laugh out loud lines that will have you celebrating the holidays in no time!

Social media nailed in one minute!! Campbell boils it down all into an exchange at a bus stop, and we are all made the wiser for it.

Education in the time of Covid. What a lark and a perfect play to be done on Zoom. Miller gives us a play of hope and promise when the world seems to be sinking around us, we still have to dance!

This play makes me feel so good about the world. An average couple just doing their thing, except that in the hands of Lermond, it turns into a Christmas tale for all ages and for everyone. The holidays can be so exhausting, but this play makes me anxious for them to get here faster.

It's all about perspective! Accuardi's delightful play sums this up so nicely. 2020 was such a year that it will never be forgotten. Well, until it is. I am forever endeared to this hamster who speaks for all of us and in capital letters that every one who thinks they have it bad, there's always going to someone else who has it worse.

A nice subtle take on the "Empty Shelves" syndrome that was occurring during Covid. Funny and touching and very romantic. What Him finds at the stores full of empty shelves is classic and funny as hell!

A funny play about the differences between most people, those who can take it all in stride and those who cannot. Doug and Donna are examples are just these two types of people stuck together. What an ending where that simple act of touching that so many of us missed last year during this crazy time, is the one thing that calms Donna down. Classic.

A Covid-"possible romance" done right. Ashby's play presents a basic couple in Mike and Sara, but I love the subtle loop that this play takes us in and you know this is a conversation that will be had over and over not only in the pandemic year that just occurred, but beyond it, possible throughout their entire history as a couple.

Relationships are hard period. 2020 put this little saying to it's biggest challenge yet. Allen gives us a couple in day three of the lockdown and they are pretty representative of most couples I'm sure during that time. Coming to you live is a love story where two people realize they loath each other as much as they love each other and this awakening and rebirth of their relationship plays out to such a sweet conclusion that I would have definitely become a fan of their Facebook banter.

Winning is everything and that motto is played out to an excellent finish in Feriend's delicious dark comedy. Growing up in the south, football was everything and the only thing and I remember always feeling like crawling away whenever people started talking about it! Spot-on and Perfection rolled into one!