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Absolutely adore what Debra A. Cole did with this prompt! Such a heartwarming and magical piece!

I love a good physical comedy, and Elle Meerovich perfectly demonstrates how affective it can be when done right!

A wonderful and fun short play that at its core, is truly about being yourself. Fantastic work!

An absolutely beautiful play about time, purpose, and responsibility. The characterization of Day and Night is just done so masterfully and with Grace. The addition of the North Star as well is so welcomed and so fun! I absolutely can’t wait to see what other stories Rachel comes up with this month!

A touching mother/daughter play full of emotion and humor, Debra. A Cole definitely nailed this play out of the park! A very different take on “time,” “firsts” and “lasts” than I had, but one that surprised me and entertained me greatly! Can’t wait to see what further days bring!

What a fun go at a science fiction play! This futuristic world is very fun yet very diabolical, fantastic work!

I love seeing Death personified on stage. Scott Sickles brings viewers a heart warming yet haunting play that examines the peacefulness that comes after death, as well as accepting one’s fate when they know it’s coming near. Beautiful writing.

I have a callback for Pup this weekend so I took this off my “to-read” list and couldn’t stop until it was over. Christian St. Croix is a master of storytelling. The duologues add great tension to the piece overall, and the characters are both amazing and both go on their own journeys. This play deals with a lot of trauma, but does so brilliantly and allows for audiences to get sucked into the world of this father-son duo. An absolute roller coaster and I can’t wait to see (or perform) this piece live. Bravo, just bravo!

Wow... this was beautiful and heartbreaking and just... I don't I was ready to feel like this today, but Emily Hageman said otherwise!

Sometimes the most important thing a playwright can write is nothing at all. Sometimes the things people want to say are the things never said. Brilliant work and masterful storytelling by Cora Frank!