Recommended by Debra A. Cole

Oh, sweet youth. This charming short play by Hannah Lee DeFrates portrays a moment between two adorable characters just starting to share and learn about one another. Audiences will have "all the feels" after seeing it performed.

What a beautiful and natural moment captured in this short play by Lee R. Lawing. Sadly, George and William share this intimate and tender moment juxtaposed to images of violence and hate. It's a reminder that the small moments of magic are what that truly make us human.

What a tender age Rachel has highlighted in this charming short play. Anything is possible.

Another wonderful short play by Rachel Feeny-Williams. George finds his peace and quite disturbed by a mysterious woman. As the moments unfold, audiences will be at the edge of their seats. LOVELY!

How do we communicate? Some of us with bigger gestures than others. This tender coming-of-age piece will speak loudly for many who take big chances.

BRILLIANT! If audiences have ever wondered about the missing adults in The Peanuts franchise, this short play by DC. Cathro gives an answer. DELIGHTFUL - HILARIOUS - CHARMING!

As a BIG FAN of The Monkey's Paw, this short play by Evan Baughfman made my night. Crisp characters, delightful tension, and a little spooky with my Christmas - WONDERFUL!

Short. Tension filled. Intriguing. This short play by David Hansen will have audiences glued to these moments of the past, present, and future.

Pure magic! What fun this clever piece would be to produce and audiences would LOVE IT! LONG LIVE the changing seasons.... and LONG LIVE SEX YAHTZEE.

What a fun piece that will elicit great debate with audiences!

Violence? Christmas moments? Vengeance? Snow? What makes the perfect Christmas movie? A better question after reading this is, what makes the perfect first date Christmas movie?

The banter between our Maggie and Jeff is natural, hysterical, and PERFECT! Rachel does it again!