“ Cocktail parties and mythical and non-mythical creatures all dwell in the fertile imagination of Rachel Feeny-Williams. A delightful short play about an ordinary couple conversation, made unique and heightened by it's Dungeons and Dragons framework. I enjoyed every line and would love to see this on stage. Read, produce, and hope you make the invitation list! ”

“ A sumptuous feast of a monologue. I've been fortunate to hear this monologue read aloud in our writers group and it hits all the feels every time. Relatable for everyone who loves music, the Stones, grooves to I-IV-V7-I, or is just plain groovy. This will be a hit on the monologue circuit, and deservedly so, as playwright Robert Weibezahl crafts yet another piece with precision, theatricality, and relatability. Read! Perform! Produce! ”

“ A stunning piece of work from a writer who couldn't write a false beat if they tried. Playwright John Mabey once again makes me question my own writing career with a short play so perfect, so full of subtext and humanity, that grown humans will weep. A fantastic twist, an opportunity for two humans - Zoe and Doug - to bridge the gap that secrets create. This play deserves many productions and all the accolades. The stage directions are as much fun to read as the play, and have a whole world within them as well. Read, weep, smile. ”

“ This is one of the funniest 10-minute plays I've ever read. It's so good, I kept thinking, "Darn it, why didn't I think of this idea?" Playwright Philip Kaplan expertly skews both holiday photo cards and Diane Arbus photography. I would LOVE to see this play performed. A master class in comedy writing in the ten-minute form! ”