Recommended by Debra A. Cole

Oh how I love a good table turning! RACHEL FEENY-WILLIAMS has created a scenario where experimental genetics thrive, sexism is exposed, and balance is possible. BRAVO!

RACHEL FEENY-WILLIAMS has a true gift. This intense, fast-paced short piece asks audiences members to dive into the deep end of dysfunction, tragedy, and suspicion. Sharing the darkest parts of ourselves is one thing with a stranger, its quite another with a foe.

Damn it, the things that keep us up at night... These haunting "what ifs" are equally tragic and mysterious to those with social anxiety, and the ones from childhood before, we had a true sense of self, are the most painful. SCOTT SICKLES is a master of creating monologues with depth and details that help us all connect to real emotions.

JACQUELYN FLOYD-PRISKORN nails the reality for so many actresses with bodies outside of the accepted prototype in this dark and satiric short play that points fingers at Hollywood and the fashion industry. There is only room for one "fat girl" in each production, and self respect is not allowed, so let the drama begin.

I adore this sweet, vulnerable, and reflective piece about a young boy growing up with comic book heroes, newly found sexuality, and hopes for more than an average body. This is a personal and powerful monologue for any actor to explore.

This META short piece will ring true for many playwrights and actors. The dance between the two characters is a power thing, and they start to make real progress - thanks to Danny DeVito!

I am a sucker for a MEET CUTE, even if it is creepy! Beautiful job of taking local lore and bringing the story to life.

Not you average mob movie AND not your average Christmas tale. This funny piece will have audiences in stitches. Way to go, Tinsel. LIVE YOUR DREAM!

I adore a short play that celebrates growing old with a sense of adventure! What a treasure this piece will be for aging actors that still have a ZEST for life and a fighting spirit!

HYSTERICAL! This two minute piece will give two male actors great material and wonderful opportunities for big emotions. I look forward to seeing it stages at some point.