Recommended by Asher Wyndham

A short Proustian monologue with cheese. An intriguing thought process in action, served with morsels of insight and memories.

Ridiculous fun but with a serious streak.
An actor with have fun with this physical monologue.

Yeah, there's some serious to this, but it's ridiculous fun. Another winning monologue for teen, just right for competition. An actor will have fun creating this character!

An unexpected comedy that's heartfelt and funny, physical and theatrical, poetic and highly imaginative. If you hear anyone diss ten-minute plays as just simple entertainment, not as important as full-lengths, as nothing but forgettable skits, then let them read this incredible play by Hirsch.

Rarely do short plays develop more than two characters and their viewpoints as skillful as Bircher in this play. This play is laughtastic (is that such a word?) while debating the usage of particular b-word in the English language. Highly recommend for college actors new to acting - maybe for an acting scene - and any comedy showcase.

Where's our erotic, sex-positive kinky theatre? Start here.
You might find some sick pleasure in this. Or humor. Another unexpected treat from Weaver.
I'd love to be in the front row, crossing my legs.

Another perfect ten-minute from Gatton. Reminds us that drama at this length isn't some diversion or slight entertainment. It's serious art that mirrors our own private tensions and concerns.

If you're putting on a showcase of Weaver shorts, begin with this funny museum-monologue as a preface/intro.
If you haven't read anything by him - shame on you. Begin here.

An unexpected comedy on mourning, equally funny and poignant. Some great challenges for costume and prop designers. A lot happens, plenty of surprises, color, poetry, heartache -- this would be a great addition to any short play festival.

With humor and heartbreaking honesty, Morris forces the non-plus-size audience members to reflect on their role in fat-shaming culture.
This would be perfect for college theatre interested in theatre for social change or any professional theatre interested in body issues.
Great work.