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Oof. What a powerhouse short play. A truly brilliant progression piece. Suspenseful and engaging. Well done, Joe Swenson.

Hilarious. Anyone from Gen X and older who speaks to Gen Z on a regular basis can see that this tale is right on schedule for eighty years from now

What a fun piece this is! Gods and influencers alike captured in living color! Kudos to Rachel for unearthing this gem from the prompt provided!

A thrilling tale of perfunctory revolution against the grind cycle of progress and digress. Ky Weeks gives us the fierce rebels that emerge against the fascist fist of control in a fun short play begging for a rock anthem. A truly enjoyable read that conjures a not so distant world that I could stand to hear more about.

Right in the feels. We don’t deserve dogs. But thank god for them. A lovely heartfelt trip through what it means to love something regardless of limitations. Expertly gifted to us by Jacqueline Floyd-Priskorn.

I could totally use an ongoing series of the ubermarrionette versus the philistines! Great approach to an artist beyond reproach.

What a interesting slice of history. I love a peek behind the history to the actual people who lived it. Debra Cole gives us a glimpse of a tumultuous time and a class act. It wasn’t that long ago, and we best not forget how trying our past has been.

What a interesting slice of history. I love a peek behind the history to the actual people who lived it. Debra Cole gives us a glimpse of a tumultuous time and a class act. It wasn’t that long ago, and we best not forget how trying our past has been.

Debra Cole presents a “first time” for the ages. A mother/daughter relationship that is full of respect and love and open communication, it is truly endearing. This stirs a melancholy in me for not being more communicative with my own parents growing up. Well done, Debra!

From meet cute to “meat” cute. This is a fun play on vampires, dating, and unsolved mysteries. Dzubak creates endearing, funny characters that are natural and likable. I wouldn’t mind a full length exploration of this world.