Recommended by Marj O'Neill-Butler

I didn't know what to expect when I selected this monologue. It got me right away...makes me think Feeny-Williams might have some personal experience here. Kidding. Angela is a warm, delightful character dealing with the lower level of society. But because she cares so much about her girls, you do too. And you care for her as well. Really fun dialect as written.

What a calamity! Tea with a friend just before Christmas is a delightful monologue about all the mishaps one could ever dream about occurring. It's funny, sad and pathetic all at the same time. Audiences will love it. Poor thing.

First of all...the name Spatsy Klotz is so hilarious. Her adventures at home and in the neighbor's house are so much fun and so sexy! I love that a man has created this wild creature and her adventures. Wow!

Wow, this is one very clever play. At first you feel Ashley's skepticism and then you realize that Jason has a point. Audiences will be amazed and non-plussed at this short play.

I love this short play! it's laugh out loud funny, and deals with friendships as they really are between women. No only does her vagina have a first name, but she also speaks. Terrific play about women friends.

Ah, secrets! Every family has them. But how do sisters react when they are confronted with a sudden sister. It seems they have more in common than just a philandering father. Family is family.

A lovely remembrance of a time when we were at war and our stars performed for the troops. Rita reflects on what it meant to perform for the men and women who were far from home and willing to step up for freedom. If only our countrymen were more like this today.

This is a heartfelt monologue full of love and hope. Anyone who has faced any medical problem at all will relate to this piece. I've heard it read, read it out loud myself and re-read it here on NPX. My eyes always fill with tears.

A relatable short play for the Senior crowd. How does a couple keep up the interest in a marriage when one is retired and one still working? "Dear Penelope" learns a fast lesson when she gets a letter that makes her sit up and take stock of her marriage.

I have had battles with sugar and salt, so I am sympathetic to Casey...to point. This fast and funny short play will appeal to most everyone in an audience because we all have our food nemeses. Rose has the innate ability to bring inanimate objects to life in a most unique way. This will be a festival favorite.