Recommended by Christopher Soucy

  • Playground Politics
    28 Mar. 2024
    Diplomacy is the art of subtle ambush. Here we are given front row seats to a war room deep in counsel about vanquishing the enemy. But can they all be trusted? Is there a spy among them? Will it be resolved before the recess bell rings? Read on to find out! Jackie delivers a brilliant glimpse into the harrowing plots of playground life.
  • Trick or Treat
    23 Mar. 2024
    Bullies are the perfect target for Halloween hijinks. DC Cathro weaves a frightening tale of comeuppance with a sweet chilling end. For those who like dark and spooky tales, this one is a winner!
  • Haunt
    23 Mar. 2024
    Whoa. This is a play that does not pull punches. The tension is expertly built throughout with a perfectly pitched ending. Horror belongs on stage and this play proves it.
  • The Fool
    20 Mar. 2024
    In Adrien Stoker we find the quintessential showman. Always leave them wanting more. We get the briefest glimpse into the hardships of his life and a rousing preamble to the delights he is prepared to share. Vivika Widow has constructed a bold hero with a past hoping to change the way he is to be remembered.
  • Gemini: Lessons in Self-Love
    1 Mar. 2024
    Is there such a thing as too close for soul mates. Yes. The answer is yes. Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn gives us an eloquent portrayal of the notion that we do not complete one another, we complement one another. You must have two whole people to have a working relationship, not pieces that form into one.
  • 28 Brains Later - A 5-Minute Play
    28 Feb. 2024
    Brava! Ending on a high note. A brainy note… a brains…, braaaaaains…. Braaaaaaaains….
  • ART-ificial Intelligence - A 5-Minute Play
    25 Feb. 2024
    Chilling portrayal of whimper that will end the world in place of the bang. Debra Coles has given us a glimpse at our near present and it is bleak. There’s a lot going on in the few pages of this script. Timely and foreboding.
  • Last Day – A One-Minute Play
    24 Feb. 2024
    Ooo. I like the “turn about is fair play” ending of this portrait of corporate methodology at work. Or, more accurately, not at work. Great minute of drama.
  • Devil’s Advocate - ONE MINUTE PLAY
    23 Feb. 2024
    Clever, pitch perfect skewering of the misunderstood fallen angel. Debra Cole makes a compelling defense argument for the prince of darkness.
  • The Old Railroad
    16 Feb. 2024
    Some traditions sneak up on you. They become common in our life through a casual recognition of their significance. And oftentimes we only sense there power when we don’t do them. Scott Sickles gives us a quiet moment of reflection that emphasizes the importance of personal traditions.

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