Recommended by Arianna Rose

"We are all storytellers"...and Sabrina Rose Bivens is a startlingly original and talented one! This monologue goes nowhere where you think it will, which makes it so exciting and fresh and immersive. Don't bug out - but read it, perform it and produce it. Playwright Bivens has something important to say - take notice!

This is one of the funniest plays I've ever read. It makes me angry that I didn't think of it first! Playwright John Busser is a master of comedic timing and double entendre (read the title again after you've read the play) and skillfully builds a comic premise to a crescendo! Would LOVE to see Opening Night Performed.

Who knew Covid could be funny? Well, playwright John Busser knew, and wrote an absolutely delightful dark screwball comedy for hit men that incorporates fear of catching Covid, Zoom, and some hoagies! Would love to see this performed. Read it, produce it!

Reading a John Mabey play is to be exquisitely reminded of the most shining beautiful parts of humanity hidden beneath our fears and excuses. Reading a John Mabey play is such a pleasure, doctors should prescribe it. Reading a John Mabey play leads other playwrights to grimace "Why didn't I think of that?" C is For Cupid - but it's also for classic, craft, and clear-eyed. Take this journey with Regina and Sal and then join the John Mabey fan club like I have.

A fun, feminist spoof of the tv series "Murder She Wrote". Playwright Bruce Karp obviously has great affection for Jessica "Kvetcher" and the predicament of fewer roles for older women. This would be so enjoyable to see performed!

I come from a long line of Brooklyn Jews, and playwright Jewel Beth Davis compassionately and affectionately skewers the stereotypes in this funny-with-a-deeper-meaning comedy. Great roles for actors with imaginative light and sound cues. I hope there's a sequel - would love to see what happens to Sadie and Irving next! Read it and enjoy!

A brilliantly funny satire, whether or not you know A Midsummer Night's Dream! Playwright Jennifer O'Grady deftly creates theatrical magic between Ed, Will, Kempe, and Robby, with crackling dialogue and wit. Oh what fools these mortals be! Would love to see this performed.

I so resonated to this piece, from a personal viewpoint. My husband and I have been volunteers for many years, feeding the community cats and helping with TNR (Trap-neuter-release). I so related to Chelsea and her feelings for the feral cat, and her desire to help. From an artistic viewpoint, playwright Ross Tedford Kendall has written a taut, symbolic, gorgeous short play that should be produced everywhere. A stand-out example of subtext and nuance done beautifully.

A madcap farce, about the urge we all face. Playwright John Kelly has written a fast, funny, furious look at the conventions of snooty restaurants - but all is not as it seems. Would love to see this performed - hopefully right before the intermission!

If I had Rachael Carnes' imagination and writing skill I would run around screaming it all day. I am astounded at her creativity and artistry. Two plastic moles in an arcade game waxing philosophical and dealing with their current life or death situation. Genius. Read it, and you'll want to give all the playwriting awards to Rachael Carnes too. Bravo!