Recommended by Debra A. Cole

After reading this powerful short play full of family trauma and fire, I need to now go and experience the music that inspired it. In a very short amount of time, RACHEL FEENY-WILLIAMS paints a world that is full of passion and pain. My heart aches for love that just cannot be.

I envy anyone who can write poetic verse. I especially envy someone like CHRISTOPHER SOUCY who does it so beautifully. What a treat.

With every line, my smile widened. What a beautiful way to address the top of immigration and patriotism. Audiences need to see this performed.

YES! What a brilliant approach to a complicated prompt. BRAVO!

Hilarious! This fast paced short play by Christopher Soucy is both ABSURD and PERFECT all at the same time. THIS NEEDS TO BE PRODUCED!

What a delightful origin story of how the purring, cuddling, demanding house cat came to be. As a cat owner myself, it gels with what happens in our house. LOVELY.

The most western of all westerns written for radio! JACK LEVINE had me at the name Purity Lamour. It's got a wonderful good ol' timey feel with a good ol' slap stick modern wink of humor.

The tone. The pace. The imagery. The dialogue. The sea.... Pure perfection. RACHEL FEENY-WILLIAMS has done it again. She takes a complicated prompt and makes magic with her words.

I actually laughed out loud with Zombie Jesus Day. This touching two hander is a lovely reminder that lives move on and in return, new traditions can mean new beginnings. These "kids" are lucky to have such loving adults in their lives.

I adore folktales, and this gentle retelling by MOREY NORKIN is sublime. Promises, enchanted worlds, love, and a mysterious box all tell a tale of sacrifice and longing for what could not be. Just enchanting!