Recommended by Rachel Bublitz

A deliciously hilarious play. I laughed out loud more times than I can remember giving this a read. The dialogue pops along, the characters are flawed and relatable, and the main problem the play tackles feels both essentially junior high AND one that all of American Theatre is grappling with right now.

This play is a hilarious poke at historical dramas. It's clever, well written, and is begging to be done at colleges and universities across the country. Read and produce this play, please! And then invite me for opening night!

What a creepy, crawl-y, cringe-y, curious, comic, and crazy little play! What a thrill this would be to perform, and to watch live. Fantastic material for an audition!

Minigan explores the horrors of school shootings through bureaucracy and the impossible roles teachers are expected to play. It's horrifying to think that conversations like this one probably happen in our country regularly. A chilling ten-minute that cuts past the debate of should-we or shouldn't-we have guns and examines the position our inaction puts schools.

Nothing like crying at your computer in the middle of the day. OOOF. This plays is really well written, and the pacing of it is perfect. It feels like you get the entire life of this dog/human relationship, but that never feels forced. I think that's because the structure is so well thought-out. Excited to read more by this playwright!

I love this play a whole whole lot. And talk about being perfect for this moment! If you're looking for a short play that would work digitally, this is a terrific option. I was so impressed by the heart and pain and camaraderie built into these short pages. And the humor! Read this play then put it up! Great work.

An unflinching look at women and the experiences the vast majority of us are forced to endure. VOIR DIRE is quite brilliant in structure and use of overlap. Incredible work.

The dialogue in this plays is so complex and layered. You could read it over and over and still find new discoveries within it. Really well written, would love to see it up on its feet.

PARTY PEOPLE successfully laces sexy with goofy, fun and excitement with sad, passion with sorrow. Mongillo creates a distinct and layered world with this one-act, as well as a pair of lovable and somewhat doomed characters at its center. I want to know so much more, it's a play that pulls you in.

Such a powerful and disturbing short play. I would love to see designers and a director get their hands on this script and create the theatricality it demands.