Recommended by Arianna Rose

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.

I was fortunate enough to see a reading of Eddie & Edna at Scriptwriters & Co. monthly Scratch Night. What a beautiful piece of theatre, masterfully created by playwright Donald Loftus. More twists than a Twizzlers, it holds your attention and your empathy from first moment to last. To say more would be to give it away, other than it shines with compassion, humanity, humor and pathos. Kudos to Mr. Loftus and thank you for the gift of this play.

If you don't fall in love with the title alone, I can't help you. This darkly comic play is a gem. I wanted it to keep going! A great take-off on both zoom and the horror film genre. And now I want to go check out Tina's powerpoint list. Playwright Hayley St. James expertly sends up several genres and stereotypes, with witty dialogue and a twist ending. Would love to see this performed on Zoom!

I love smart, funny plays, and Playwright Hayley St. James has written a doozy with Glass of Water. They expertly set up a did they/didn't they scenario with some laugh out loud lines. There's so much more to this play than meets the eyes and that's the artistry of it! Drink up.....

This wonderful, tightly-constructed play brought to mind the very best of the film noir genre. At every moment while reading it I expected to look up and be in a 1940's film set with Barbara Stanwyck and David Nivens. Well-written, suspenseful, with more twists and turns than the roller coaster at Coney Island. Playwright Bivens displays a flair and writing skill that is to 'kill' for. Great fun for actors and audience alike. Read it and produce it!