Recommended by Arianna Rose

Nailed it! What a great interpretation of Miss Hepburn. A wonderful, women-centic short play that is sure to delight on the short-play festival circuit. Having grown up on movies of Katherine Hepburn, and read her autobiography, I'm mad, simply mad, about this play. Playwright Karen Fix Curry delivers another comic gem in Katherine Hepburn Lived Here.

A wonderful, concise, action-oriented monologue filled with sisterly love. A treat for an actor to play!

I'm so glad this monologue exists outside the wonderful play it is from! Playwright Karen Fix Curry has done a remarkable job in capturing the personality and writing style of Wendy Wasserstein in this heartfelt, feminist monologue. What a treat for a womxn actor to play!

Viva la difference - and Viva the beautifully crafted character of Joni, in the expert hands of playwright Robert Weibezahl. A beautiful, complex monologue about the sum of a woman's life. A detailed and moving portrait of a life fully lived.

And that's how the cheese ball bounces - or doesn't - in this imaginative, creative monologue by master storyteller D. Lee Miller. A Brice fanatic, I devoured this piece in the time it takes to say 'bissel'. FANNY BRICE is fresh take on a part of Fanny's life that really isn't covered in the musical or the movies, an all too relatable pain we can all empathize with when a relationship ends. Kudos to D. Lee Miller for bringing Fanny Brice to life so vividly.

Big feet, big heart, great play! A hysterical and all-too-relatable play about how Zoom makes liars out of us all. Tap your troubles away with TAP TEST and D. Lee Miller's fervent imagination and creativity.

There's a million stories in the Big Apple, and THE LONG HAUL is a very affecting one. As someone who rode the NYC subway for many years, I relate so much to to this big, beautiful, heartwrenching monologue. Playwright D. Lee Miller expertly and compassionately writes a complex, funny, and touching character who struggles with surviving Covid-19 and the striving for connection we all feel as humans. Beautiful work - please read and produce it!

Marj O'Neill-Butler is such a master at elevating the ordinary into the theatrical. I loved this short, compelling play about loss, and the family ties that can bind- or blind- us. Smart, compassionate writing and fully developed characters make PUT THINGS DOWN a play you won't want to put down.

I love this play so much, I want to marry it! A hysterical backstage valentine for theatre people, and really any people who've had to deal with the clueless, the determined divas, and office dynamics. Three cheers to playwright Marj O'Neill-Butler for writing something so delicious. A treat for actors and audience alike. You'll have a 'dog'-gedly good time with NEXT STOP, BROADWAY!

A very funny play about the dark side of the moon - er- motherhood. So many laugh-out-loud lines and a very relatable situation for anyone who's ever raised or taken care of a child. Wonderful roles for two adult womxn actors. I'm so glad this play is getting produced - "run like the wind" to see it if it's nearby!