Recommended by Debra A. Cole

Wow! I was honored to play one of the roles in this thought-provoking piece about absurdity...that turns out to be not that absurd after all in the crazy world we live in as humans. The dialogue is beautifully paced and the story arch will blow audiences' minds... how quickly followers become fanatics. I would love to see this produced. JUST BRILLIANT.

As a yankee, I may not be familiar with the character of Guy the Gorilla, but I do understand bonds and connections. The beautiful emotions created by ALICE JOSEPHS read in any language or on any continent.

We had the pleasure of hearing this read at a weekly playwright's group, and it was a true delight.

It's hard to release control. It's hard to trust. But sometimes, the results can be magical. A great reminder for humans to give a little grace and room for new things. RACHEL FEENY-WILLIAMS truly understands the art of dialogue... and the give and take that is needed.

What a HILARIOUS retelling of a classic Aesop's fable. EVAN BAUGHFMAN has created an interspecies world full of pizza and football that will have audiences in stitches. TRULY DELIGHTFUL!

I ADORE Jean Ciampi's short piece about aging, new beginnings, and finding the perfect fit. Ciampi has masterfully created colorful and eccentric characters for seasoned performers to bring to life. I myself volunteer for the three kooks that show up! SOMEONE PRODUCE THIS... QUICKLY... before the expiration date.

Oh... the butterflies in my tummy! Sometimes a kiss is just a kiss, and sometimes... it opens the door to a new life full of possibilities and a chance to write your own story. With seasoned actors, this piece will move audiences and leave them wanting more... like some kisses do.

Full of innocence and beautiful awkwardness, this quick snapshot of youth, change, and trust is clean and simple... just the way young love should be.

The words of Jane Austen, the songs from Jane Austen's songbook, and the finesse and gentle handle of NORA LOUISE SYRAN... Why wouldn't this be delightful? This graceful piece will introduce the magical world of Austen to countless audience members and those who already love her will feel nostalgic and proud of this adaptation. Just lovely.

Sweet and tender, these two see life differently, but they BOTH see a beautiful future together. Just lovely.

Grief presents itself in many different ways. Some handle it will distractions, and others with vices. This short play by COLE HUNTER DZUBAK is a tender look at choices.