Recommended by Ryan Kaminski

Heartwarming, thoughtful, and funny! You feel the love between these two characters as they navigate a sensitive situation. Hope and love triumphs over all. Well done!

So much fun! A lot of wit, humor, and inside jokes the theatrical community will love, all in a one minute play! As someone teaching narrative structure and "Chekov's Gun" I had a smile on my face from beginning to end. Wonderfully done!

Part satire, part Twilight zone episode, and all fun! This will engage audiences from the first line all the way until the ending. Witty dialogue and an engaging premise would make this a stand out piece in any ten minute play festival. Well done!

A ton of fun! As someone who has been quieted by librarians, this piece really resonated with me. Short, sweet, and great for any actor to perform, this is an excellent monologue that would make a great addition to any festival.

Wonderful piece! Part satire and part the world we live in, James Binz has written a wonderful monologue that any actress would love to eat up. The piece will make you laugh, at times make you squirm, and keep you engaged throughout. Great work!

This play resonates on so many levels. The commentary on social media, the awkward place a lot of recent college grads find themselves in as they are in between graduation and the real world, and just how gullible the masses can be. Funny, engaging, and sure to win over any audience. Well done!

A great monologue that would be a dream role for any actor. Regardless of what your politics are or where you lean political, there will be plenty within this piece to make you laugh, nod along, or both. Relevant now, for the future, and pretty much for any election cycle. Excellent from beginning to end. Well done!

Short, sweet, and will leave an audience smiling. I love how Debra A. Cole takes something so simple, like two people with the same name getting a coffee at the same time, and makes it so much fun. Would love to see this staged!

I love the structure of this piece. There is so much up to interpretation and a cast and director could have a lot of fun with the premise. Engaging from beginning to end. Reminds me of why I love the theatre!

Wow! As a big horror fan I loved the premise, the characters, and the execution of this short horror radio drama. The concept is well executed, and just when I was on the edge of my seat waiting for more, I was greeted by a spooky surprise ending. Engaging from beginning to end. Would love to either hear or see this performed!