Recommended by Rachel Bublitz

A beautiful short play about loss and what we can and can't pass on through generations. The two characters in this piece have such vibrant needs, both would be fantastic roles for actors to step into. The language is steeped in myth and folklore, and is equal parts lovely and heart breaking. After reading "A'nat Dittni" I'm really excited to dig into more of Tearrance Arvelle Chisholm's work.

Femia’s characters have such strength and clarity and honesty, her monologue, MORE THAN THE ANIMALS, delivers all of this and more. This would make an amazing audition piece. This would be a fantastic addition to any new works festival. Read and produce this monologue!!

A lyrical and lovely dark folk story brought to life on stage. There are so many wonderful production opportunities with SIMPLE & ELEGANT, Evelyn Jean Pine has done a great job with this short play.

Hilarious and strange. A great short play that deals with climate change with humor and a ridiculous situation.

Adorable and surprising, A BOYS GUIDE TO BRUTAL HONESTY also includes commentary on children today and how or if their adults are able to relate to them.

Another wonderful dark comedy from Gracie Gardner. In my own experiences with having kids, I've had moments of feeling what both the mom characters from HATE BABY feel, and I want to see many many more plays exploring the horrid and terrible feelings instead of just concentrating on the magic moments that come with parenting. The play also has a super funny male character that had me laughing and feeling fearful all at once. Great work!

This play is completely golden. I love the increase of absurdity in the language and actions as it moves and the unexpected places the two characters go. GOLDEN BOYS is deliciously weird and wonderful and tackles celebrity and masculinity in a totally refreshing way. This would be a fantastic addition to any night of shorts. Highly recommend!

After reading Gracie Gardner's COWBOY, I want so badly to see it produced. This is the type of play I'd come back for multiple times, to not only watch its brilliance, but to see the response in the audience. COWBOY is so funny and charming and strange. Produce this play within a respectable vicinity to me, please and thank you.

This play is super fun and hilarious, with some great roles for actors to get excited about. I mean how often do ladies get to play a grim reaper or a serial killer? Answer, not enough.

A funny and boisterous monologue that would be a blast for an actor to sink their teeth into. ERNIE EVAN is well paced, dynamic, and builds a huge and specific world in just around ten minutes. Gartner definitely had my imagination going with this one!