Recommended by Arianna Rose

I love plays that make you think it's about one thing and then BAM! Mr. Williams is a master at this type of writing. Amazing how a one-minute play can make us look at our own preconceived notions and then pack a one-two punch at the end.

Mr. Williams so brilliantly captures the angst of a love affair ending and the pain of packing up our physical belongings and our emotional yearnings. Highly recommended.

I was so fortunate to catch a reading of this beautiful play in a summer festival. Mr. Williams has perfected the masterly playwright stroke of making us think the play is about one thing - and then with one swift turn, we perceive the characters from an entirely different perspective. Filled with compassion and brio, I was thoroughly engaged every moment. I look forward to seeing a full production of this gorgeous writing.

This play would be a big hit in the tween and teen markets, and really, anywhere! Kate Danley is my new favorite comedic playwright! She has a deft touch with bringing the absurd into everyday situations. Great fun- I would love to see this performed.

This play had me laughing out loud. Kate Danley has a keen ear for comedic situations and builds to a satisfying climax. I love that the protagonist is a female who is one with her power tools. Read this! Produce it!

I was lucky enough to see a reading of this in Seattle recently. A charming, lovely piece about two people who don’t even know they need it, find out they need each other. Kate Danley skillfully builds the comedy and ends with a great punchline. Great dialogue and well-drawn characters!

“The present (and the past which is ever-present”. Ms. Reed had me from the “time” setting before the play even began. A beautiful, theatrical piece about the different stages of women’s lives, and how our commonality far outweighs our differences, no matter how uncomfortable that may make us feel. A poignant gem of a play. Read it, produce it!

Every day now in a while I read or see a play and think “Damn! I wish I had written that!” Smart Bra is one of those plays. Witty, original, and a pointed satire on how technology has seemingly replaced our human need for connection. I can’t wait to see a production of this! Bravo to Ms. Reed and once again, “Damn!”

Emma Goldman-Sherman is a born writer. Her imagination knows no limits and she understands how to write with theatricality and wonderment. That is so apparent in Abraham's Daughter. A female Jew from NY myself, I so resonated with this play and the underlying themes of all of us being mirrors for one another and that we aren't all that different after all. It unapologetically starts right off with magic...but then we find the real magic is in empathy and understanding another person's life. A must-read, must-produce play!

Taut, frightening, not a wasted word or pause. I had to remind myself to breathe when reading this. I can see why it is getting chosen everywhere! A master class in playwriting and suspense.