Recommended by Ryan Kaminski

A laugh out loud short comedy perfect for any audience! The premise is witty and an actor and actress can have a lot of fun with these parts. Well done!

What begins as a potentially funny scenario quickly turns into a profound and gripping dramatic monologue. This would be a dream role for any actress to perform. Guaranteed to keep any audience glued to the edge of their seats! Excellent work!

A series of gripping monologues from what I'm sure is a gripping full-length play. The character of Joshua is so distinct and engaging that after reading each of his monologues, you are left wanting to read more. Excellent work all around!

A believable and poignant short drama with two great roles written for an actor and an actress. The play hooks you from the moment it begins all the way to its heartbreaking conclusion. I would love to see this performed. Incredibly well done!

A great political thriller that keeps you guessing what is going to happen until the very end. My allegiance swayed from one character to another with every turn of the page. Would love to see this staged!

What starts out as a humorous piece, quickly turns to the beginning of a great thriller. Molly Canu has a great gift of building suspense and setting up a scene. Would love to see this expanded!

As a big superhero fan, I absolutely loved this short comedy. Tom Moran does such a great job spoofing the genre and manages to incorporate a lot of wit into every line of dialogue. Perfect for short play festivals. I would love to see this produced!

A wonderful short musical comedy that blends together both past and present. Sojurn is written in such a way that it feels like a period piece but contains plenty of present-day references (including one laugh out loud reference to Tinder). Engaging from start to end. Would love to see produced!

I love how the premise of this play is introduced and I love how we get to know these two characters. Both are engaging and it's interesting how their roles switch near the end. A lot of laughs and well-written roles for men and/or women. Well done!

An engaging and funny short play. As I was reading, I thought it was a wonderful spoof of Waiting for Godot and then the characters started talking about Waiting for Godot! Filled with various references to theatre and several A-list actors, On Queue, is a winner for any audience!