Recommended by Christopher Soucy

Bittersweet. But ultimately sweet sweet. This is a very real feeling exchange between two people who have been together long enough to truly know one another. Lisa Deferiend has created a truly original holiday tradition. Loved it!

The human body expresses emotions through posture, movement, and stillness. Sam Heyman has provided a script to utilize the expressive nature of the body in a life-affirming, love-affirming piece that would be breathtaking to watch.

Sublime. Simply sublime. I am a fan of all things paranormal and this dynamic play delivers with such heart and humor. These characters deserve their time on stage and Jennifer O'Grady deserves praise for bringing them to life. And by life, I mean full, well-rounded characters that exude life. I enjoyed this read immensely and could easily see it onstage in my mind's eye. If it finds its way to the stage soon, I will do my best to find my way to a seat in the audience.

I remember as a young Boy Scout being shown the rings in a tree stump. My scoutmaster pointed to where a fire happened a hundred years prior. Forever preserved in the tree’s memory. Physically preserved in the tree’s life. Lisa Feriend illustrates that we are also forever altered by trauma. At our core. And it is a part of us always.

Clever as ever, Scott Sickles gives us a delirious tale of punctuation gone fully awry. Here we have a hilarious story of a would-be-king, unsuspecting heirs to the throne, and one omitted comma. I kinda want a night of one acts revolving around grammar and punctuation with this show as its highlight.

Lovely. Heartwarming. This two hander is a true gift. Thank you, Morey Norkin, for a wonderful short play that is full of emotional twists and turns. This play ends beautifully, with hope and good feelings.

Sheer poetic genius. Capturing the essence of the bard while being wonderfully original. I enjoyed this short play and would love to see it performed.

As a child I was rudely introduced to Krampus on krampusnacht in Germany. This is a delightful departure from the nightmare of my youth. Brava Monica Cross for giving the holiday monster much needed heart.

A sweet cultural cross reference for the holiday season. One part lesson, two parts romance. One of the great gifts of any relationship is sharing how you celebrate things in your household. Even better, sharing how you celebrate in your home country.

I love this dynamic duo! This play is heartwarming and grounded. This play has it all, the avalanche of insecurities, the weight of imaginary battles, and a questionable grasp on the Desert Fox’s maneuvers in the North African campaign of the Second World War. All in all, I fully rely on Scott Sickles to deliver something wondrous. And without fail, he always does.