Recommended by Debra A. Cole

What a cast of characters! A new telling of old tales... made entertaining by the deft hands of playwright REX MCGREGOR.

EVERY moment of this short play by RACHEL FEENY-WILLIAMS is delightful! Bravo to the daughter who gave her parents a voucher for couples counseling -these two REALLY NEEDED IT! The perfect selection for two mature actors ready to let loose! This needs to be produced.

The title is HUGE... and so is the humor in this sexy short play by CHRISTOPHER PLUMRIDGE. Malcolm and Janet are the perfect YIN and YANG in the bedroom, and audiences will adore them.

The physical comedy alone in this short play by ROBIN RICE is worth the read and performance....but add in Sir David Attenborough, and audiences will go nuts. I had the honor of reading for the female character at a recent playwright gathering, and it was pure joy!

JOE SWENSON has written a powerful and haunting piece about generational trauma, disease, and maybe hope. What a beautiful testament to the life of man who should still be here.

The perfect two hander in one hilarious minute! ADAM RICHTER is a master at clean and purposeful dialogue. This is the perfect addition to any one minute festival.

Absolutely tragic, life affirming, and beautiful. So many will connect with first holidays after trauma and loss. The ghosts of moments past surround all of us if we are truly listening. Such a lovely testament to survial.

PERFECTION. Usually, when a human is not told something, they fill in the details from their own imagination whether wrong or right. Instead, in this short play by ADAM RICHTER, the internet, and all its stupidity, has done the work for the imagination... and done it VERY POORLY! I would LOVE to see this produced. It speaks to most of what is wrong with the world today.

Same, girl...same.

There isn't a creative who hasn't experienced this level of repair and revival. RACHEL FEENY-WILLIAMS nails the human condition when pushed to a point of pure shut down. Any up for a gin and tonic? Just one...

Without understanding a single word before the final lines, I am hooked. Subcultures rule the creative world, and this short play by SAM HEYMAN will either connect with audiences or fascinate them. Thank you, Ted Danson. You are an American hero.