Recommended by Arianna Rose

As someone who is constantly moving their beach chair away from THOSE people, I got all the feels from WEATHER IT OUT. Everyone will relate to this comedy about having your space invaded. Playwright Rachel Feeny-Williams expertly crafts this short play with growing tensions, utilizing every prop at hand, until the funny twist at the end. You'll never forget Weather it Out, and you'll keep a keen eye next time you go to the beach!

Uniquely and effectively structured, playwright Dan Taube has given us an expertly crafted piece in just a few short pages. Gripping subject matter, taut dialogue, and two brothers you won't soon forget. Read it and produce it!

What a tender, beautiful, expertly crafted short play. Playwright Hannah Lee DeFrates gives us two instantly relatable and always likable characters. Beyond Neverland is filled with shadows and light, truths and lies, and the dichotomy of having to grow up while wanting to hold on to precious memories of childhood. Would love to see this play performed. You will not be the same after reading it...

Playwright Marj O'Neill-Butler has crafted a sensitive two-hander with some laugh-out-loud lines. You'll find yourself rooting for both Gregg and Pam as they face their inner demons and summon the courage to show up in life for the people they love. An expertly written short play on the defining moments in our lives. Read it, produce it - don't hang out in the waiting room like Gregg and Pam!

Playwright Karp has written the best kind of play, where you think it’s about one very funny thing and it actually turns out to have some serious undertones. He keeps us on our toes as to what happens yet- plus the visuals are priceless. Don’t wait every four years to read and produce it- do it now!

Tucumcari Tonight recently won Best Play prize in a play competition, and deservedly so! This unusual and touching buddy comedy is filled with cultural references that delight, and surprising insights that make for the very best kind of theatre. Playwright Philip Middleton Williams once again shows his great craft and skill in storytelling through these two very human characters dealing with a stressful situation.

A delightful slice-of-life piece about two sisters and a missing item of clothing. Who among us hasn't cobbled together a make-shift bathing suit? When you gotta swim, you gotta swim! Playwright Karen Fix Curry has written another gem, with believable characters and a fun twist at the end.

I have been lucky enough to watch the development of this one-act version in the writers group playwright Karen Fix Curry and I belong to. Playwright Curry has brilliantly expanded the award-winning ten minute play of the same name into a one-act filled with humor, tension, plot twists and women's solidarity. To say much more would be to ruin the surprise. Crazy Quilts (one-act) is a pleasure in any format and a very skillfully crafted work for the theatre. Read and produce this one right away as it's going to get chosen for everything!

I had the great good fortune of hearing R/Eject read when it was brought into a writers group. Playwright Robert Weibezahl skewers writing and submitting and the thought process with laser wit and detail. I particularly enjoyed the cut passage being put back in. An homage to playwrights and our thoughts. Read it and produce it - this would be a hit at festivals!

A lovely and all-too-relatable play about how we can lose sight of our relationships in the busyness of everyday life and parenting. Playwright O'Neill-Butler's attention to nuanced details of a husband and wife bring poignancy and razor-sharp observances about the art of juggling demands on our time and bodies. A sweet little twist at the end restores our faith and reminds us that love is a bond that needs attention and care. Read it and produce it!