Recommended by Debra A. Cole

What a wonderful glimpse into the vital and impactful part that women continue to play in our history as humans. Strength, passion, and a little bit of rebellion is what we all need now just as in the thousands of years before.

This lovely piece would be wonderful on stage. SO MANY FANTASTICALLY physical moments to bring to life. RACHEL FEENY-WILLIAMS' gift of natural dialogue makes even an interaction with a ghost seem perfectly normal. Audiences will love this charming piece.

Two generations and perspectives go head to head in a library - the one place where knowledge is free. Two juicy parts await talented actors in EMILY MCCAIN's piece about male toxicity and youth not putting up with it.

Dina! What a piece of work! Everyone knows a Dina, and Sarah is the hero we all need. RACHEL FEENY-WILLIAMS showcases her patented sharp dialogue, realistic characters, and stellar humor in this delightful short play.

A tragic and beautiful juxtaposition of our national anthem and senseless gun violence. Powerfully done.

YES! I laughed the entire way through this hysterical new short play by GEORGE SAPIO. There are so many AMAZING lines. The words, "a helluva cervix” were just a few of my favorites. THIS would be incredible as a staged piece. I hope I get a chance to see it when it does hit the limelight.

I am an emotional wreck. CHRISTOPHER PLUMRIDGE's monologue is a true thing of beauty.

DELIGHTFUL! I would LOVE to see this staged. So much energy - So much emotion - SO MUCH RAGE! A MUST READ AND PRODUCE.

BRILLIANT! This is a new and even better version of the old Abbott and Costello's "Who's on First" complete with wittier dialogue, sharper back and forth, and more engaging characters. JOHN BUSSER: You are a genius.

Worrisome. Concerning. Troubling. Audiences will be forced to think about art and it's place in consent.