Recommended by Cole Hunter Dzubak

Adam Szymkowicz is a favorite of mine. I find comfort in the words he creates. I spent the entire day listening to a sad song with a verse on it from my favorite artist. Apparently, he did this verse the day before he died. There was something special about reading this after listening to that song. This reminds me a lot of high school. I've been to one too many assemblies. This play perfectly captures how grief comes in different forms. I would do anything to see this live or to work on this piece.

In just 10 minutes not only does Maggie Lee create an impactful and creepy piece of horror, but now I am afraid to itch the spot on my face that started itching when I started reading this play.

Two brilliant characters and a wonderful dialogue about stereotypes, teenagers, and false assumptions. Exie and Kayla both have such great character-defining moments and in just ten minutes, we see both grow in major ways.

A hidden gem of a horror story, this is probably one of my biggest fears. A nice little twist at the end to make this a real thriller. Fantastic work!

A fun little sketch with great humor and a fantastic twist ending!

Hayley St. James brilliantly crafts this piece with beautiful character moments and plenty of tension and it all pays off with the twist ending! Regan is such an interesting character and watching her struggle with her own self-conflict was a pleasure. Great work with this thriller!

It's been a while since a twist in a play baffled me the way "All The Pretty Colored Bottles Under The Sink" did. Hannah Lee DeFrates is one of my go-to playwrights for anything creepy, spooky, and thrilling, and this play has such a way of being all three at once. This should be on everyone's "must-read" list, brilliant work!

As someone who has been the "quick run to Wal-Mart and buy me a swimsuit" guy many times, this play builds great characters and a great relationship and would be a good treat for two young actresses.

God imagine seeing this staged. Imagine seeing the ending of this monologue play out. The confusion, the awe, the fear. Daniel Prillaman delivers with this shockingly brilliant monologue. Emma Reynolds is a fantastic character. I'm just in awe.

Wow. What a shock and what a twist, I didn't expect any twisted turn this story took. Brilliant work with this 10-minute horror!