Recommended by Ryan Kaminski

A great short comedy with an engaging premise. This play took many different directions and I thought they were all equally clever. A wonderful commentary on the transition from childhood to adulthood and the choices we are willing to make. Well done!

A powerful two-character piece. I wasn't sure where it was going when I first started reading it and I was floored by the end. Gripping dialogue and an intriguing premise, all beginning with a frozen window in a dorm room. Cole Hunter Dzubak does a wonderful job here. Would love to see it staged!

A beautiful short play with an engaging premise and a brilliant twist I never saw coming. Well written dialogue, scattered humor, and a story that really pulls at your heartstrings. Simple yet complex all at the same time this would be perfect for short play festivals!

A great character study between two polar opposite characters who discover they have a lot more than they thought right before the ball drops on New Year's. Funny, poignant, and relatable to any audience. A great short play!

A wonderful comedy drama about two women at different stages in their careers. I love the concept that their interaction takes place a pair of overlapping dreams and I love all the wit and gripping dialogue that Cassidy Byron uses. Perfect for short play festivals. Well done!

A great short play filled with a lot of wit and revolving around an engaging premise. The concept starts off simple and then gets increasingly more futuristic. This'll be a lot of fun for audience members both young and old. Great job!

An engaging monologue from start to finish. This is a great role from an actress who tells a compelling tale that will have an audience riveted. Well done!

A great short experimental piece. It is simple on the surface but has a much deeper meaning when you reflect. Perfect for all audiences at short play festivals. Well done!

A play that perfectly reflects the dating scene of our times. Filled with humor and with an accurate representation of technology, "Textual Abuse," is a great short play anyone in the audience can relate to. Well done!

A great short revenge thriller. The narrative is filled with twists and turns and the two compelling characters keep you at the edge of your seat. Nothing is what it seems on the surface which makes it all the more compelling. Excellent work!