Recommended by Ross Tedford Kendall

A charming play that brings both laughter and a connection. All three characters, humans and bird, are delightfully detailed. You really grow to care about them. This play will be remembered long after the final curtain.

A very funny and satirical comedy about what happens when services we take for granted face the chopping block. Lots of laughs and a great message.

This is a smart and funny monologue. All the things kids wished they could say to an adult, embodied in a character equipped to do just that. Sometimes the adults aren't the smartest ones present.

What would a date with Jesus be like? This play answers that in a unique and unexpected way. Surely to delight audiences of all persuasions, I would love to see this on stage someday.

A play that ranges across several emotions, making you feel every moment right alongside the characters. Deftly constructed, from the character's goals to their backstory, the playwright weaves a love story that is heartbreaking and inspiring. Theatre at its finest.

A play dealing with heavy themes without being heavy-handed. Grounded in truth and in our world, yet reaching for the literal stars with its metaphors. This would be a fantastic little piece to see on stage.

Achieving an emotional arc in ten minutes is quite a feat, and WE THREE does so effortlessly. It also keeps you guessing as to where it is going, with three friends questioning where their relationship has been and where it will go in the future. A moment in time, perfectly captured.

Brimming with metaphor, yet rooted in reality. Benchmarks is a truly exceptional ten minute play. One that is both funny and touching. A must have for any play festival.

A very funny story about a young woman striving to make a difference, and the pitfalls and frustrations that go along with that. The spark that motivates people to devote their life to a cause is on full display here. A fun little play that has something to say.

If you're a playwright, this hits very familiar territory. If you're not a playwright, this is an insight into the doubts, frustrations, elation and heartbreak of the process, where everyone has an opinion, and you feel the tug-of-war that each statement brings about. A fine piece of theatre and well worth producing.