Recommended by Nathan Christopher

"Mrs. Christie" is truly a delight. Ms. Armbruster's love of (and respect for) the work and life of Agatha Christie is undeniable -- and this play brings her to life in all the right ways. But you don't have to be a Christie fan to enjoy it -- it's also a rom-com, a buddy movie, a scavenger hunt, and an inspiring lesson for living.

I recently saw this charming play at the Gi60 NYC Festival, and it's really fun. There's a lot of room for each of the bottles to have their own personality, which is a joy for any actor. And seeing an eternal carnival injustice rectified is immensely satisfying. Well done!

This quiet, gentle play is filled with so much emotional resonance -- grief, curiosity, humor, loneliness, resentment. Kudos to playwright Paul Donnelly for creating such well-drawn and interesting characters who are really affecting. That's not easy to do in a 10-minute play!

Recently saw this at the Gi60 Festival -- it was one of 40 "classics" and absolutely deserves that moniker. TAG is the entire world of childhood grudges, competition, high-octane revenge, and sly wordplay all in one minute. This play is It!

I recently saw this performed at the Gi60 Festival and it's a really fun showcase for actors. Nibon is a poignant commentary on growing up and building confidence seen through the lens of martial arts and a giant bird. Inventive, fresh and smart!

I recently saw this play at the Gi60 Festival and it's a delight. In just one minute, Siskind has created an all-too-real getaway of exhaustion, anxiety, and anticipation. And "We need to fill our self-care cups!" is a mantra we should all follow!

This play may only be a minute long but it resonates for far longer than that. Kantor nailed the (hilarious) heightened language and the setup/payoff is a master class in economical writing. Had the pleasure of seeing this on stage recently and it's so fun!

I just saw this play as part of the Gi60 2024 Festival in NYC and it brought the house down! So clever and so funny but you'll also feel a little shiver up and down your spine. Well done!

This is such a fun and affecting play! The characters are so well-drawn -- actors will love these roles. And what an inspired setting, one of those cheesy but beloved "corporate" chain restaurants (but here turned up to absurd levels). Yes, you'll laugh out loud but don't be surprised if that laugh catches in your throat.

My, this delightfully unique play grabs you in its first few seconds! And what unfolds is a mashup of ruthless violence, workplace comedy and supernatural love story. Actors would have a blast bringing these characters to life (or death).