Recommended by Cole Hunter Dzubak

A brilliant short play that keeps you reading until it's finished, this is the definition of a piece you can't put down. Great work by Caridad Svich!

A fantastic dark comedy that has plenty of thrills and laughs. I love a play that has great opportunity for fun staging and voice-over work. John Busser brilliantly crafted this piece and it is a must-read for any horror, sci-fi, or dark comedy fans!

This is a brilliant new take on the story of the Wolfman. Evan Baughfman is one of my favorite horror writers and this is a prime example of why! The twist setup and world-building are both phenomenal and these characters and what they're going through is just so... interesting, brilliant, horrifying. I love this play and would love to see this staged someday!

This is everything a horror play should be! Daniel Prillaman does everything right in this piece! The characters are distinct and interesting, the slow burn setup is done perfectly, and the twist at the end is so unexpected. This play truly plays with the audience's mind and makes them question different parts of human nature. Brilliant work!

Cassidy Byron has created a beautifully written monologue that effectively makes any reader want to ball their eyes out. I can think of many times in the past where I was Keagan, and that's the beauty of this script; it's so honest and real and relatable to so many. Great work!

Simple, beautiful, impactful. So glad I stumbled upon this brilliant short play, Claudia Haas is now on my radar and I'm sure glad she is!

This is a delight. Plenty of well-defined and great characters, a wonderful plot with plenty of opportunities to bend reality, and many great jokes. Seriously, this is one of the best dark comedies I've read, and as someone who writes a lot of dark comedy, I can appreciate how masterful Donley is at the art!

This is such a brilliant idea and Ian Donley masterfully creates a thrilling piece that grabs the attention of any reader. I love the implications of liking Dr. Seuss in second grade making one gay and how that translates to the present. This is a great comedy and one that I would love to see performed live.

If you want a act one finale, this is the play for you! That moment has been stuck in my brain since I came across it. This play has great dynamic characters and great mystery and suspense all wrapped up in a thrilling conclusion!

I spent 2.5 years in Model UN when I was in high school, and I sadly know a few people who have been in situations like this. Wyn Alyse Thomas once again creates a powerful piece that directly delivers its message in a very real and emotional way. The characterizations of each character and dynamic dialogue really drive this piece home.