Recommended by Debra A. Cole

WOW. I hope we aren't all returned to factory reset at the end of this crazy thing we call life. CHRISTOPHER SOUCY gives audiences something to really discuss in his play BEAR WITH ME. Do we cherish each moment? Each loved one? Each experience? I guess time will tell.

Oh, how I don't miss these days! This hilariously relatable short play by BRIAN CERN in HILARIOUS! The pacing is perfect. The banter is priceless. The camp registration process? As the title says, a fresh hell.

Tales of the sea are legendary, and RACHEL FEENY-WILLIAMS' "The Bells of the Sea" is a fabulous new telling for the canon of sea stories that scare children and adults alike. Vengeance will be served as The Lady of the Sea is thrown by the wayside in this haunting tale. RACHEL's use of language is strong and poetic as a grandmother tells just one more bedtime story to her granddaughter.

Wow. Such a tragic and beautiful moment between two very different women. The tension that WENDY VOGEL has created with her thoughtful and poignant dialogue guides audiences to the exact significance of the moment at hand: syzygy - a pair of connected or corresponding things. Both women have lost. Both women have been hurt. Both women have risen from the ashes. Maybe they are that different after all.

A perfect monologue for election season! LEE R. LAWING creates art that brings the craziness of politics to life.

Need a police drama with twists, turns, fabulous characters, and real human heart? RACHEL FEENY-WILLIAMS will always be your playwright. RACHEL has the true gift of bringing a mystery to life on the stage. Her latest short play, CONCERTO, is a fabulous place to start if this genre and RACHEL's writing is new to anyone. BRAVA, playwright. You did it again.

What a fabulous response to an impossible prompt! Brilliant.

He he he… poor Heart is just trying to do a job and here comes Brain… and thoughts about Cole. What a fabulous minute.

I adore this short play written by RACHEL FEENY-WILLIAMS based on a prompt of "parts of the body." She didn't just give us one, she gave us an entire team! What a wonder it must be in the actual brain of RACHEL. She gives her characters such personality, humor, and depth. Do yourself a favor and produce this clever piece that audiences will immediately connect with.

What a tender and nostalgic look a two, ugly, malformed pieces of bread that many just throw away. CHRISTOPHER SOUCY has brought beauty and poetry to this simple process of patience and hard work.