Recommended by Debra A. Cole

ADAM RICHTER has written a new parable for a modern world - a world full of anger and hate. If the heron can change after causing such death and destruction, maybe there's hope for all of us. SOMEBODY PRODUCE THIS!!!! It is a true gift.

Leave it to JOHN BUSSER to write the perfect short play called 37 ORIGAMI BEES. THIS IS PRICELESS! I think these three characters are going to live a complicated but hilarious life together.

I think Alan is on to something... JAXSON MACKLING explores what makes relationships tick... and blow up. Just when we think it's the other person's fault, we are forced to look deeper at ourselves and our part in the trauma. Actors will have fun bringing these two opposites to life.

Wonderful. I have to admit, I found myself making my own incorrect judgments and felt a little shame for my biases at the end of this thoughtful short play by BRIAN CERN. Audiences will feel the same powerful emotions when seeing it too. THAT is what theatre is all about - making audiences think.

JAMES BINZ has written a monologue that actors will relish brining to life... all the pain... all the rage... all the dedication to the task at hand. Powerful monologues for older, seasoned actors are few and far between, but this will be a new classic for those who enjoy depth and power.

I am a puddle. RYAN VAUGHAN has written a powerful and raw short play about love, procrastination, and grief... overwhelming grief. Audiences will be better humans for experiencing this beautiful piece of theatre.

What a refreshing environment for opposites to meet and negotiate. JULIE BRANDON has given audiences a glimpse into the world of fire tower rangers, and this duo may be like no other. BRANDON's characters are rich, layered, and engaging. I want more of this world.... and Cowboy Bob.

They say there's someone for everyone, and these two are certainly proof. How is the crazy world of social media communication, or lack thereof, is this crazy couple going to make it? Well, love does conquer all... and just imagine the baby announcement post! D. LEE MILLER has crazy a wacky, delightful, and new opposites attract story for audiences to enjoy.

HILARIOUS! It's amazing what a simple writing prompt can become in the hands of a fabulous playwright! This nostalgic short play took me back to a time where animated cats and pop stars had a shot.... what a world! PRODUCE this and audiences will also relieve a little part of them they miss.

I adore a two-hander, and I really love a two-hander that makes me smile and feel all might someday be right with the world again. YOU KNOW WHEN YOU KNOW does just that. Thank you, Lou Jones.