Recommended by Debra A. Cole

Family names... a complicated situation. D. LEE MILLER gives us a glimpse into sisters deciding on a baby name with all the pitfalls and excitement that goes with that process. My vote? JOE.... definitely JOE.

Who knows which stories are real and which one are fiction, when it come to family lore. V.B. Rankin paints an image of a lively pair of grandparents as she prepares her daughter for a visit. Bottom line, one never knows, but RANKIN makes the journey that much more fun during the discovery.

Classic tale of the creepy old woman who lives in the cottage down the road, but written by the talented hands of JULIE BRANDON, performers will relish bringing this mysterious story to life.

With an indoor cat that NEVER goes out… outside of their luxury cat tent… I have NEVER had such a gift delivered to me. Whew! Lou Jones gives us the perfect voices for two cuties on the prowl. Audiences will smile.

STUNNING! This micro play by SAMANTHA OTY is simply... lovely. She had me at, "I think they just liked her better invisible." POWERFUL.

Dark. Tense. Foreboding... unboxing this burden may more than one of the siblings counted on.

What a hell-of-a way to get out of going to church! CHRISTOPHER SULLIVAN has written a tight and hilarious short play about family folklore... and the long-term effects... and audiences WILL LOVE IT!

LOVE this Kowalski family! BRENT ALLES has given us a glimpse into a time honor holiday tradition full of loss, change, and most importantly... love. Beautiful.

A PERFECT MICRO TWO-HANDER! JULIE BRANDON takes a simple prompt and creates magic.

Priceless! This one minute play speaks to the challenges with family traditions. If this dog is as cute as he sounds… I think Bobby is a winner.