Recommended by Debra A. Cole

Borders, choices, consequences, and varying power perspectives drive the quick witted and cerebral journey through human nature. Just when I think it is the arrogance of two men/two countries/two faiths/two opponents driving the action, a wife comes along with refreshing wisdom only to fall into the same human trap in the end. Perhaps the child ultimately has the answers and the power.

A powerful minute with painful emotions that stay with an audience long beyond the 60 seconds. BRAVO with saying so much with so few words.

Where's a strong teacher advisor when you need one? As a former high school teacher, I felt ever second of this teenage angst. Each character was well constructed, and the banter felt authentic. This piece would give audiences a good laugh, and maybe a little pain as they think back to their high school selves.

A beautiful 10 minutes that reminds us of the chaos, love, tension, and pain of a family in crisis. The natural sibling banter hides the pain that will continue to bind them as the month progress.

As a lover of the paranormal, this was a fast paced and witty stroll in a cemetery at night. The characters made me smile, laugh, and cheer them on in their quest... well, at least HER quest.

What a beautiful piece. Samaritans has both melody and grace within a difficult moment in time. The pacing is both natural and painful in all the right ways. This would be a beautiful experience for an audience.

Witty, concerning, and poignant....there's that weird OY sound again...I would love to see this smart piece staged. BRAVO.

I actually laughed out loud at the ending of this fun paced 60 seconds. I felt seen as a playwright.

This made me laugh. I do have to wonder what his mom did to prompt these 60 seconds. I would love to see this staged.

It is amazing how 60 seconds can be both innocent and chilling - a wonderful piece that deserves an audience.