Recommended by Christopher Soucy

What a great monologue. A tale that seems so commonplace and relatable, and yet, carrying a depth of compassion and wisdom. Seeing the world compound meanness every hour, it’s reassuring to think there are those who would do the work to change the outcome.

Finally, a zombie apocalypse story I can get behind. Evan Baughfnan has written a delightful, bite sized treat featuring an ailment that I am all too familiar with. And while there is no cure, I’m glad Evan is inflicted as well!

I feel this in my bones! There is an aching deep within the struggling writer to be in the place that is THE place. To own the title “writer” without shame or fear of mocking eyes. Miranda Jonte has done what writers must do, she held the feelings up and put the words down. May we all find a little space.

[11-2-2024] What a great piece. John Busser never fails to impress! This is a clever, twisty tale of two professionals wonder paths cross on the job. One a bundle of nerves, the other the calm before the storm. A very solid suspense thriller with a lesson about kindness during cruel acts.

Ricardo Soltero-Brown is a master at dialogue. The way in which he captures the essence of conflict in sharp exchanges and elaborated deep philosophies in weighty monologues is amazing. Here were have a glimpse of the dynamics of relationships, both personal and public. Darkly humorous and deeply enlightening, this play is a great read and should be onstage.

This is an absolute blast. A quirky set of circumstances lead to an unlikely reunion. Filled with campy humor and plenty of winks and nods to the audience, this short piece is sure to delight. Who doesn’t love a fractured fairy tale?

Delightfully spooky winter’s tale! Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn delivers a local legend with bite. Nature is not to be trifled with, and like it or not, we cannot control it. Here we see the consequences of trying to stop the inevitable. A great treat for anyone looking for a fun, scary piece to give you the appropriate amount of chills. [10-27-2024]

Chilling, absolutely chilling. Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn sets a building tension that unsettles the soul. Subtle until you find yourself terrorized, this short play is bound to send shivers down your spine.

Because she could not stop for death, death kindly stopped for her. The last laments of the creative mind is mired with the guilt of unfinished creations. There is always more to say. Nora Louise Syran has given us a glimpse of the call to heaven for one of the most remarkable poets to ever live.

10/16/24 Monica Cross has applied her fantastic skill to this timeless story of reckless hubris and delicate humanity. Her mastery of language is undeniable as she exposes the raw nerves of both creators and creation. This is a stellar play that captivates, moves, and illuminates.