Recommended by Christopher Soucy

Debra gives us an unconventional family reunion in this quirky little play about class structure and how fragile it really is. A nice Jack knife turn is accomplished skillfully in a matter of pages. Brava!

Training for grief is a pastime often referred to as art. And Molly Canu has created a well crafted routine for us. That we can relate to this monologue speaks volumes to our capacity to feel and fear feeling.

I am absolutely gobsmacked! A billion points to Rachel! My eyes are not worthy to read her work! Wow. Double wow. I literally noped out of doing this prompt. And here it is in all it’s glory! Huzzah and hurrah!

This had me smiling the whole time I was reading it! What a fun, silly, and impressively rhyming short play!

Truly brilliant! Hilarious and painfully appropriate given the rigors of the assignment. Brava!

Haunting. Too often we focus on the perpetrators of horrible crimes and not enough on victims. Deb Cole has sharpened focus on a victim that is rarely thought about, one who would carry guilt and fear the rest of their lives.

The assignment did use the word “vile.” And Deb Cole took up the challenge. What a vile character Brenda Spencer is. Hauntingly ripped from news events of the not so distant past, and frightfully more frequent a story in our unfortunate present.

Dark? Check. Twisted? Check. Funny? Check. Yup, this is right up my alley! What a funny, weird, and entertaining story this is. Reminiscent of playground arguments between children about who is the strongest. Lee Lawing crafted a hilarious sneak peek at the future of medically enhanced endurance.

This short play is so much fun! The overlapping character arches make for a perfectly entertaining back and forth between Adam and Rhonda. Leaving the question, is the play a play within a play in which the rehearsal is the play within play that is the play?

We have all heard of looking for love in all the wrong places, but looking for love in a Valentine’s Day card is twice as difficult. Andrew Martineau deftly turns looking into finding in this smooth romantic encounter in a greeting card aisle.