Recommended by Kate Danley

As someone who adores old time radio, this absolutely tickled me! It gently pokes fun at the tropes while also being a gushing love letter to the genre. I laughed so hard! And what's even better is that with an expandable cast from four to 60, it would pack a punch in the tiniest black box or on the biggest stage. It's small on production demands, big on imagination and joy. So much fun and worth checking out!

This play is dripping with gorgeous imagery. The rhythms! The words! There is poetry and magic in every line. And on top of that, you get rich characters and nuanced relationships. It is tragic and heartbreaking and beautiful.

Absolutely hilarious! Anyone who has tried to get a private dining reservation for a large group knows what a miracle it is to book a table. They will be laughing themselves silly through this! A fantastic monologue!

Such noiry Hitchcockian fun! If you love the glamor of old Hollywood and the mysteries they used to turn out, you are going to love this homage! While entertaining enough for an adult audience, this could also be fun for a high school cast.

What a delight! If you are a Much Ado fan, this play gives you the scenes you've always wanted, the backstory you've always wondered about, answers to the questions you've had, and most importantly, more time with your favorite characters. This would be wonderful to play in rep with a production of Much Ado.

Can the end of the world be hilarious? Why, yes. Yes, it can! This one-minute short packs a punch and the ending is explosive! With characters like these, you don't feel so bad about the destruction of all life on earth! Loved it!

Would that we all could share the uncomfortable family conversations in a press junket rather than awkward mumbling around the table! Fun, funny, breezy, and clever! A fantastic holiday short that works anytime of the year!

I had the pleasure of seeing this play in person. It is so charming and delightful! It both honors the original source materials while also spinning them into directions you never would see coming! Wilde's Bunbury and Shakespeare's Rosaline teaming up to change the course of literature? Yes please! Highly recommend!

It's so funny because it is so true! We all know this woman, having seen her at school board and city council meetings. A hilarious monologue that hits close to reality, and puts the madness invading our local libraries on display. It was cathartic to watch this monster get defanged through humor and satire.

This heartfelt piece takes a local ghost hunt to a touching level as two friends navigate the importance life here. But it does it without being heavy handed. There is such humanity and kindness here. This is a really lovely short that you'll be thinking about long after you finish reading (or hopefully watching on stage!