Recommended by Lee R. Lawing

Conquering your fears is always a great thing. Conquering your fears due to lying not so much, especially when the lying may land you into a place you'd just rather not be. To The Moon! gives us a look at Joe's descent to the moon to be the first civilian to walk on the moon and his unhappiness being in this situation. is the reason to read this play and discover why.

A tribute to passion and coming to better understand the people around you who are different yes but still may hold truths that need to be heard and processed.

Saw an audio production of this play last night as part of the Crafton Hills College New Play Festival. It brought back a lot of memories for me as my Dad was a Cubs fan. Weintraub plays off the intimacy of a personal relationship with that of a team and a person's love for a team and the collapse of both is is very poignant and heartbreaking to witness.

Some same fire, others say ice. This is a beautiful ode to life and extinction and choosing the best friends possible that have your back and every other part of you when the end does arrive in whatever form it takes.

What a great one-minute play. A party game turned into the perfect set-up with just the right conclusion. Spot on!

A funny and endearing love story about being the real you for the person you're most into. I love Busser's humor and this play is sweet like honey and that's never a bad thing!

I had the great fortune of seeing part of this play performed just tonight as part of the Roland Tec's Some1Speaking Monologue Monday and I tell you I was blown away by the performance, but also by the words which hit to the gut of aging and what you can do with your life and the importance of just to just live every minute and every second as if they may be your lasts. I am looking forward to reading this entire play after seeing the monologue tonight!

This title called to me for many reason but one of them is I love plays that include gods and goddesses and devils and all the like, but in the era of Trump who was nothing but the Christian Anti-Christ like no other one has been and the Christians ate him up just like the Bible foretells happening. McLindon's Satan offers salvation like no one has against all the so-called "Christians" in this world and I for one would be raising my hand to join this army. Besides I've always been a fan of the heat anyway.

I was lucky to see a scene from this beautiful play read that one scene grabbed me and I knew that this play would be one that I would love. I love Henry's writing and I love that you can say so much in so little dialogue and that is a talent that I don't have and Henry does. This play is about coming to terms with one own's mortality, but also about making the most of what the gods have dealt each of us and to be a witness for all the others that exist here and now.

This is one funny play and one that that draws on a very real danger of letting Social Media dictated your happiness, your sadness and your thoughts in general. For it's simplistic set up, Egg Timer delivers a real punch and wake-up call for so many things in a woman's life for sure, but also for all humans.