Recommended by Christopher Soucy

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.

Science fiction opens doors from which we can see the unseeable future. Scott Sickles has given us a glimpse at the end of humanity in a harrowing cataclysmic event in deep space. Full of suspense and hopelessness, this short play shines with unexpected twists and turns that deliver us to the jaws of oblivion. What words should represent the human race as the last uttered by our kind? Scott Sickles knows the answer.

Perfection. Utter perfection. This is a bite sized meal. This is a funny play that turns the monster in the closet trope on its ear. [10/05/2024]

Ah, the sweet, sweet promise of impending consequence. This is a fun romp aimed at an internet troll with impulse control issues. Any festival looking for great comedy shorts should jump at the opportunity to present this play.

9/23/2024 - Brilliant capture of the cat psyche in this fun monologue. Cats are mysterious beasties indeed, and Morey Norkin has give. His some insight into their hidden motivations and their thought process.

A wonderfully imaginative way to capture the thrill of storytelling. Here we see how a good story can capture the heart and carry us from drudgery to high adventure. I look forward to seeing where this piece goes, with Nora at the helm, I know it is going to be stellar!

This is gripping tale of war and faith (or lack there of) harkens to the Christmas Truce with a modern and pressing significance. This examination of wartime stresses and fleeting reliefs makes for compelling theater. This is a play that deserves staging immediately.

A dynamic homage to the radio adventure serials of yesteryear, this play is a fun, sunny romp through the history of everything. As clever as it is funny, this short piece has meaty roles for gifted actors and an amazing science lesson at its core.

As a recent puppy papa, I feel this in my bones! Lighthearted fun for the pet owning crowd