Recommended by Arianna Rose

Playwright Cora Frank had me at her note "Have Fun and Make It A Rainbow"! She proceeds to do just that with this no-holds-barred monologue I'm A Fan. Using zoom to full advantage, Ms. Frank cleverly makes us cheer on this protagonist as she stands up for her artistic choices in life. A fantastic monologue for high-schoolers and college-age. Evocative and colorful!

A sweet, funny and sensual two-hander about the selves we keep hidden and in the quest for a sexual connection. Playwright Julie Zaffarano has found a creative and inventive way to tie in a famous writer as Coke and Denny navigate their 'meet hot'. A wonderful challenge for actors and directors - would love to see this performed! The baseball glove was perfection.

Playwright Lisa Dellagiarino Feriend had me at "budget cuts" for the professional chorus. Add in mistaken identity, a banjo and a ukelele, and this is one charmer of a play! So much opportunity for comic moments and would be so much fun to act and direct. Read it and produce it!

A fabulous twist at the end makes you re-think the entire play, which is pure theatrical magic and playwrighting mastery. I was lucky enough to listen to a podcast of this play as part of Theatre Odyssey's 16th Annual 10-minute play festival. A treat for the eyes and ears. Playwright Preuss has productions all over the world of his short plays and it's easy to see why.

A beautiful story about love, loss, and poetry-spouting robots. I was lucky enough to listen to a podcast of this play as part of Theatre Odyssey's 16th annual 10-minute play festival. Playwright Cross' imaginative and evocative treatment of loneliness, loss of a partner and what it means to be human is a treat for the eyes and ears.

I just love this beautiful, heartfelt monologue. Playwright Tanner skillfully weaves character and narrative in a timely and important piece. May we all conquer our Worry Wombats!

I was lucky enough to see an online production of this play at Broward College. Playwright Tanner deftly explores the premise from all viewpoints in a thought-provoking and timely piece. As a college professor myself I so appreciated Ms. Tanner tackling this subject. A must-read!

Does life imitate art, or art imitate life? Be that as it may...you'll adore this play! Fun, smart, with twists to satisfy and delight an audience and a reader. Rich with action and humor. Would love to see this produced! Playwright Andrew Martineau is one clever writer.

I love a good Bruce Karp title and this one has a charming play to go along with it. Reminiscent of the Gift of the Maji - I won't give it away, but trust me, you'll have a smile on your face reading this! That is, if you can move your face!

An absolute stunner of a play. Ricky J. Martinez deftly weaves these five characters together in a way that will leave you breathless. Gorgeous imagery, with the exterior twister a metaphor for the inner twister in us all. The forest imagery will stay with you for a long time...as will this play.