Recommended by Marj O'Neill-Butler

This short, funny play has a confusion of words and meanings and even the characters get mixed up. Fast paced, this would be a fun addition to any shots festival.

The Other Side is a remarkable short play. It deals with the Holocaust, but in such an unusual way. Set in the waiting room of a gas chamber, it deals with strength, pride, and family. It's a quiet piece given what's about to happen, but that makes it even more moving. Read this short play. It's a beautiful piece of theatre.

For those of us who have been there, this short play is truthful to the bone. Teachers are the most dedicated and unappreciated beings in the land. But some are cut out to work sixty hours a week for the pleasure of teaching and Kelsey is one of those. Add the Suessical rhymes by a perky teacher and a love interest, and you have a really sweet play.

Four dead, well-remembered women come to life in this imaginative play. Art collecting, lesbian love, historical tidbits, and hiding one's real self are all explored. Time shifts within the script make this play come alive, as we learn about these early Impressionist art collectors. Cast of four women written by a woman. What could be better?

A small drama with many big thoughts...fear for the family and self...a family separated by the virus, how do you stay connected? Sweet, sad and funny in it's own way. Everyone can relate having gone through this time together. Make the soup.

A beautiful play about change, end of life and the love story of two people who are growing old together. A finalist in City Theatre National Award for Short Playwriting 2020, The theme is universal, moving and heartbreaking.

Set up by her friend, Betty is trying to figure out her recently discovered sexuality, She meets up with the Baby Dyke Whisperer to probably experience her new self. It was selected as a finalist for City Theatre's National Award for Short Playwriting Contest 2020.

She's holding a flag, and in one breath telling her father he doesn't need to fly it. But there is more to it than that...it was covering up and trying to hide the horror of racism. Oh, this country has a lot to learn. Set in the aftermath of 9/11, it resonates today (unfortunately).

A twist on true love from God and Cupid...and it gets very dark. Love is love, and maybe Wes will never understand that. Amy has a shot though, as she holds her opportunity in her hand.

This is a sweet, romantic play with older characters. What happens when a man holds a crush for years until he finally meets her at their 70th reunion? At last he gets his moment, uninterrupted by others, after waiting all those years,