Recommended by Marj O'Neill-Butler

The tooth fairy is real according to this funny play written with a grand sense of irony. Perfect for what we are going through with the pandemic and for years afterwards. Two fun rolls to boot.

This is such a quiet piece of theatre; dreamy and sweet. Two unlikely people meet in a house that's for sale. Awkward in almost every other situation, the two find common ground and speak deeply to each other. Beautifully layered with longing and sadness. Everyone should have moments like these.

Having been married more than once, I thoroughly enjoyed this comic and truthful monologue. It's fun and funny and at the end, full of pathos. This is a great monologue for mature women.

Busted is right! High powered Senator meets a high powered hooker with a book in the works. Viagra and a twenty minute wait screws up the whole deal. Fun and funny.

A bride all alone on the front stoop...was she stood up? Left at the altar? It's more fun than that, and lessons are learned from the young man who stops by to visit his boyfriend. A lesson in not taking any crap from the boyfriend.

A remembrance of things past sounds like the pandemic of today. Even women are still fighting for status. A fun short play about Mr and Mrs Noah (of the Ark Fame).

A man on a bench...such a beautiful but not an overly sentimental play. Eyes are opened, gestures given, love is found all around. I love this short play!

The audience wll be looking up wondering when the paper trail will end. A short play about friendship and the selfless way playwrights are there for each other.

Home is many things to many people...Corey has one memory; Denise another. Can they make a family together back in New York with so much baggage from growing up? An amazing duologue between siblings.

Everyone's fears are wrapped up in this short play. How can we stay human and still help other people? There's a twist at the end I didn't see coming. Very deep idea playing to our worst fears.