Recommended by Marj O'Neill-Butler

What a fun read. Loved the unfolding of their lives and what they both really want. Great two hander that will be an audience favorite because the characters are so real.

Finally getting to know her grandfather after being apart for years, Chava confesses what she really would like to do even if it means keeping it secret from her father. I loved the dialogue mixing English and Yiddish. A delightful two character play between two different generations.

The Gamma Girls are a wonder. Friendship that lasts for years even when interrupted. Forgiveness is the key. Doing something for someone you yourself don't want to do...that's friendship.

What a unique concept of story telling. Karen is in a fix and a stranger appears after a fact, to direct her life. Great ending.

This is the purr-fect short cat play. Cat owners and others will appreciate the behavior of the cat, especially the Zoomies. Fun piece.

First, I can't believe this was written as part of a 28 day writing event. This short play created a hurt in my heart when Moultrie, a soldier, finally talks about his past in a foreign country; about the loss of his friend and how he remembered him-devastating.

My favorite meal! This short piece highlights the push and pull of our psyche. Am I any good? I wish I had a friend to share this with. Don't make fun of me. A tasty one person short with a challenge for a director.

Oh what fun to be reminded of our childhood game with two cups and some string. It also reminds us of how dependent we are on our cell phones with many good, funny lines. This piece would play well in a festival.

Finally the young prince has found a young woman he's interested in! What a great monologue for a young male. Floyd-Priskorn takes an old story and give it a very funny twist.

The heroine of this piece is Penny. Through a discussion with his daughter we learn about the Dad's reaction to his wife's death and how Penny has helped him. Funny ending.