Recommended by Maggie Goscinski

Human connection is precious and essential. SUICIDE HOTLINE reminds us that friendship can come from anywhere, as long as you are open to it.

A short and powerful protest against consumerism, and whether our actions do indeed reflect our true selves.

Beautiful and heart breaking. The story of a mother's love outweighs and blinds all else.

A heart breaking conversation between the past and the present, FAMILIAR considers whether the foundation of love is reality, or something greater.

A one-page hoot, playwrights and audiences alike will enjoy.

I had the pleasure of seeing this performed in Belfast, Maine in 2020 as part of an evening of Halloween plays. DON'T EAT THE LAVA LAMP was a hit, the funniest play of the evening. A ridiculous laugh-out-loud play.

I thought this play was hysterical! This would be great fun to produce and even better to witness! With strong monologues with serious notes, this play provides excellent balance. Martin's writing is captivating and entertaining.

A sweet short play that lays it all out on the table from the beginning, allowing you to dig deep and witness this desperate honesty between mother and daughter. Love is so complicated, and usually full of mistakes.

This play is hysterical. A short hilarious piece full of wit that explains what we've all been thinking about the morals behind holy conception.

This heartbreaking moment for two could-be parents a an emotional punch to the gut in one minute.