Recommended by Debra A. Cole

What a lovely surprise to dig deep into the RACHEL FEENY-WILLIAMS archives to find the touching gem. This poignant short play reminds us that family, no matter how messed up, can be a soft place to land when needed the most. RACHEL’S gift of witty banter and beautifully uncovering family trauma in a very short amount of pages is priceless.

I adore the writing of RACHEL FEENY-WILLIAMS, and her newest full-length piece, FAMILY HISOTRY, will have audiences on the edge of their seats. A master of family tension and secrets, RACHEL has crafted a delicious world of drama and mystery set in the heart of the American midwest. The banter between the siblings is truly sublime. The relationship with the grandmother is perfection. Additional characters round out a cast that will keep everyone guessing. BRAVA.

Good Lord... the artificial companion Model 401s of the future aren't even safe from groping.

THIS PIECE IS BRILLIANT! I went through so many emotions while engaging with this delightful and thought provoking piece by JOHN BUSSER. Witty dialogue - "human" experiences - touching interactions. MAN'S NEXT FRIEND needs to be produced... right away. Any actress would have a field day bringing Daisy to "life."

PRICELESS! THIS needs to be staged. Audiences will love the witty banter as well as the delightful and delicious ending. LONG LIVE THE GRETEL SCOUTS! How do I become a member?

LOVED IT! The dialogue felt authentic and quickly brought me into the the characters relationship and the moment at hand. THANK YOU, LEE LAWING for writing a piece that makes audience reconsider the idea of family.

I am a sucker for Cold War pieces, and Alice Josephs delivers in this short, yet powerful memory play. The juxtaposition of two couples is the perfect vehicle for a then and now moment. Add in delightful humor, and audiences will be thoroughly entertained with this glance into history and the clues that are left for us to discover.

This piece of history… with a little fun added by Rex McGregor… is wonderful. The drama. The ego. The surprises. Audiences will love this short piece.

Brilliant…. But that is par for the course when engaging with the works of George Sapio. A simple historic photo suddenly feels real and poignant… in an entirely new way in this wonderful short piece.

Timely. Tragic. Real.

LEE R. LAWING has given a strong voice to the pain felt by the devastated islanders.

Yep. We all have an IGGY inside our of heads, and they show up at exactly times like this. What fun this would be to perform. A perfect one-minute play.