Recommended by Rachel Bublitz

Fast and fierce, this short play is charged with emotion and depth. I especially enjoyed the huge scope of life Gonzalez was able to evoke in so few pages.

A creative and exciting ten-minute play that I didn't want to end. Pazniokas tells a complicated story with a huge cast overlapping all of their lines within just ten minutes, I am SO blown away by her talent. For anyone who's ever craved more family, or more belonging, this play will tug at your heart strings. Highly recommend for both reading and producing.

Femia is so succinct in her short work, she doesn't waste one word. Everything expresses theme and character, and it's lovely to read. In JUMP we see two friends after the death of their friend, and both are so well drawn and complex. They share a great moment, that doesn't ever feel stagnant or overly sentimental. Highly recommend you read this, and more by Gina Femia!

Haunting and visceral. I think sometimes that people have a hard time supporting victims because if they accept that these victims were assaulted or raped, these people would have to accept that they were as well. With MIRRORS Femia shows tremendous care toward both of her characters and the subject at hand.

So much is accomplished in so few pages. I love the production possibilities for this play, the sisters and their predicament, and of course MERMAIDS. Who doesn't love mermaids? The mermaid totally steals the show, and it makes me wish there was a whole full-length just about her. Femia has such a talent for writing characters that you just crave more from. Really well done.

I really love this play. It has two great roles, and the dialogue is so natural, smart, and funny. There's this trail the characters go down, to uncomfortable and new territory, and it's handled with care and honesty. I am very excited to explore more of Gina Femia's work after reading this.

Creative approach to a historical piece. I enjoyed how Hansen plays with dramatic form in this brief play, it was also fascinating to learn about some of the initial reactions to such a classic piece of the American Theater.

Super silly and quirky. PRINCE NICE GUY asks all those questions we have when we're watching Disney movies wondering why no one ever calls the police. Hageman also gives two great roles for actors to dig into and enjoy the comedy of, in the play. Well done!

Funny and quick, LOCKER ROOM does an excellent job at flipping the roles we force boys into playing. I makes me wish American society encouraged boys to engage in the arts as much as it encourages them to play sports.

Adorable and cute, Hayet has a knack for mixing comedy with these small beautiful and sweet moments. I also feel like I've had this conversation with both of my kids, so kudos for accuracy!