Recommended by Marj O'Neill-Butler

The connection between the grandmother and granddaughter is so beautiful. With every word, I could picture the two of them. There's a wig and it symbolizes so much. I am ever hopeful for Bubbe.

Oh the telling of tales once the summer is over. Is there just an ounce of jealousy about the summer residents. If secrets get told... This is a short and to the point monologue about one man left when the rich go home.

A sweet short play about two siblings arguing about appropriate dress for their mother’s funeral. Wasn’t sure where it was going and loved the surprise turn about at the end.

This is a mysterious piece of writing...now I want to know more. What happens to Samantha and Akuma now. Vinterlys, the theme of this piece, didn't turn out the way I thought it might. Very entertaining play leaving us with a lot of questions.

This delightful one minute play sounds like what I hear from my college professor friends! So true and on the mark. Sadly.

From the mouth of a small, stuffed bear...the horror of the war. This monologue is sad and delightful both, and gives us a glimpse of one life saved.

Everyone knows war is hell. But sometimes there is some salvation when opponents meet. This is a raw piece of theatre. A two hander bringing us the horrors of war and how two men save each other from more horror.

The Sign is a timely short play about listening and hearing; about assumptions when you don't know better and should; and about ingrown prejudices.

A lovely sad, but very funny piece. I laughed out loud at some of Jennifer O'Grady's lines. It is also about connecting. A really sweet two hander for two women.

Didn't see the ending coming. What an interesting twist. Good two hander with two very interesting characters in an unusual setting.