Recommended by Marj O'Neill-Butler

This is a lovely piece with letters from her overseas husband to carry her through her pregnancy. Her Mom's not wanted until she's wanted, and then of course she shows up in time to help her daughter. A sweet piece about pregnancy.

This is a beautiful play about love and loss, and how dementia affects the lives of those still living life. It takes time to reconcile that the people you love have gone into another world. Ed and Flo, dealing with the problems of their spouses, may have found new soul mates.

Ah, sister love or sister jealousy, even beyond the grave. This is a funny, charming short play about the length's people will go to to keep things from their siblings.

This is a moving play about dying and undying love; the things we can't say when we're in pain for someone else. Even with all of that, there is humor and filial closeness. A beautiful piece of writing about teenaged twins.

You can't believe what you're seeing and hearing and then there's more. This short play tackles our "gun problem" in a unique, eye opening way. Shudder.

Andrea has written an uplifting monologue about self care and love. Read it more than once, and it will brighten any down day. It will give you hope.

Covid dating in 2020, 10 minutes to make a good impression, except this time Bubbe makes an appearance. And it's just as well, otherwise Eliza would have left the meeting. A sweet play about online dating. There's hope for the 2nd date.

This short play is especially fun for playwrights who have had to sit through the reaction of respondents after hearing their plays. Sharp edged, tart and very funny.
The ending has a great twist. Bravo!

Strangers meet and talk and find themselves attracted to each other until Walter says his name. Uh oh, the deal is off. A zippy, fun little play.

This is such an important short play. It is distressing in its subject matter. You understand Sandra’s choice In letting her student in the door of her classroom. You also get the stand that the principal takes in keeping all students safe. It’s a no win situation and so sad that it has come to this. This play should be produced throughout the country.