Recommended by Arianna Rose

Trinity is probably very busy right now with soothing visits during the pandemic...I'm so glad Monica Cross' imaginative mind created this character. A funny, sweet, unsettling short play about food, stress, and friendship. There's more than meets the eye - or taco - in this one-act sketch. You'll definitely be hungry after reading this one. A gastronomer's delight - or nightmare - depending how you feel about Taco Bell!

A fun play and a tour de force for two actors. Kudos to dramatist Lou Ann K. Behan for writing a role for an older woman, and for having such a blast with her characters. An engaging play about how you never know, and how the world is really so small - six degrees of separation. The Audition will leave you wanting to spend the rest of the day with Molly and Beau!

A deliciously fun and surprising play about a retired third grade teacher who runs into her former student when she is trying to return something. A treat for actors to play, and a wonderful reinforcement that intimate relationships can be enjoyed and anticipated even in the senior years. Would love to see this performed. Buy the six-pack!

I was fortunate to have one of my plays share the stage with CLAIREVOYANT in a ten-minute play festival. As a lover and student of all things metaphysical, playwright Nathan Christopher had me from 'tarot card'. A wonderful play that covers so much ground in ten minutes; a relationship that has fallen apart, family genetics, looking for signs...The characters are active, clear and sensitively drawn. I hope it gets produced many more times...and I 'predict' that it will!

As a Floridian, and former New Yorker, I heartily approve of this play, and so will you! Philip Middleton Williams brings his signature panache and comic mien to the subject of temperature. This one is red hot!

A beautiful short play about love, hope, and pencils. Such a gorgeous monologue that will tear at your heart and make you throw out all your pens. Playwright Elisabeth Giffin Speckman provides a window into one man's soul with great craft and compassion. Read it and produce it!

Christine Foster, you had me at "Findhorn". A wonderfully comedic, heartwarming play with some surprise twists. A delight for actors to portray. Spreading the ashes is merely the cover for something deeper going on between mother and daughter. Take this Joy Ride and find out - Parkay!

Another brilliant piece of writing from Christine Foster. I laughed for five minutes over the Mamma Mia line. Superb twist at the end that I didn't see coming. A wonderful play for actors. As a student of metaphysics and reincarnation, I particularly enjoyed the subject matter and the clever way it was used. Bravo!

A gorgeous monologue about music, musicians, loss, guilt, and the healing power of music. As a musician I heartily approve of this monologue - as a playwright I marvel at the sheer craft of it. Robert Weibezahl created an entire world of the orchestra in this one short monologue. I'd love to see it performed. Bravo!

WOW. I didn't see that coming. What a well-crafted ensemble piece. You think it's about one thing and it turns about to be about something big - the best kind of writing. Kudos to Karen Fix Curry for writing this marvellous short play. It gets performed everywhere and I can see why. Karen, I'll be looking askance at those quilts you show off on Facebook from now on! :-)