Recommended by Marj O'Neill-Butler

I think we all wish we could talk to our younger selves. About not missing the journey...about looking forward...always looking forward. This is a remarkable piece about the older and younger self connecting. Such an interesting script.

Census is such a smart play. We think we know where it is going and then it is switched up. I could picture the people Gloria speaks about, because they need to be counted. Need to be known. Beautiful piece.

In a heartbeat...that's all it takes to ruin lives. Told in monologue form, we hear from witnesses, participants and family about one foolish mistake. And the consequences. Beautifully structured right to the end.

It's a wonder that more daughters don't throttle their mothers! Mama's got marriage and other things on her mind and the daughter really wants to sleep in. But no, off to the early movie they go. The dialogue is fun and so true to life that the piece finishes before you are ready to say goodbye to these characters. I'm dying to meet the father! What a fun two hander.

An unintended meet up at a funeral turns out to be just what Ellie and Alex need. It's funny. It's painful. But there's hope on the horizon.

Oh this short piece packs a wallop. A weekend away is planned. Lamedman has you thinking that Henry is a slug, but with a few clues, you discover he's a broken man. Alice, all chirpy and full of energy, tries to cover. This piece about marriage is so very realistic. A perfect two hander.

I thought, it's only a monologue, how scary can it be? It's scary, and it creeps up on you gradually just as it does in the monologue. Turn off your computer!

My adrenalin started to pump from the very beginning of this short play. A stranger turns into someone familiar but not, as the woman tries to walk her dog and get safely home. Many twists and turns. Every woman's nightmare.

This piece is dark and funny. Most everyone I know could relate to this piece. Debbie is ingenious in creating a character who we all know and hate, and still carry around with us.

This is such a fun take on wedding jitters, and horror of horrors, calling off a wedding. Clever script with great characters, one of whom we never see!