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Ryan Kaminski

Recommended by Ryan Kaminski

  • The Wind is Blowin', But I Don't See the Answer by Jacob Punturi
    5 Jan. 2022
    “ In just a few pages, Jacob Punturi delivers compelling characters, an engaging premise, and a winning play. The dialogue is full of wit and pop culture references and the relationship is so well developed. Incredibly well done! ”
  • The Trouble with Mustard Greens by Maximillian Gill
    3 Jan. 2022
    “ A wonderful monologue that does an excellent job incorporating food, culture, and family relationships. In just a few short pages Maximillian Gill creates such a vivid character and will have the audience thoroughly invested until the final line. Incredibly well done! ”
  • Swim Man by Peter Dakutis
    18 Dec. 2021
    “ I've done contests like the contest that inspired this play in which you are given a basket of ingredients and need to write a play featuring them. It is not an easy task, but Peter Dakutis has done a wonderful job blending all the ingredients into a great one minute comedy. He pokes fun at superheroes as well as the "tech-savvy" generation and does so in such a way that it'll have everyone in the audience laughing. Will be great for festivals. Well done! ”
  • Simple Black Marks by Philip Middleton Williams
    15 Dec. 2021
    “ A short yet profound monologue that resonated with me as someone who is studying to become an English teacher. This is a great role for either a man or woman and its message is truly timeless and universal. Incredibly well done! ”
  • Christmas Carol: Fury Road by Emily McClain
    14 Dec. 2021
    “ A fun and witty monologue that had the Christmas Carol fan in me laughing! Emily McClain has a real talent for comedy and drama, and her comedic writing talents really shine through with this piece. Easy to produce around Christmas time. Well done! ”
  • Places by Andrew Martineau
    13 Dec. 2021
    “ A lot of fun from beginning to end. Has a "Noises Off," feel to it in several spaces. Andrew Martineau has written a witty comedy that taps into current social issues. Incredibly well done. Perfect for short play festivals! ”
  • THE MATING HABITS OF SHORELINE BIRDS by Vivian Lermond
    11 Dec. 2021
    “ A heartwarming comedy with great characters and an engaging premise. I wanted more after reading, and I hope Vivian Lermond will consider writing more scenes or even a full length play with these characters. A lot of fun. Well done! ”
  • Cranberry by George Sapio
    4 Dec. 2021
    “ George Sapio has written such a funny and engaging short script with Cranberry. The characters are well defined and their dialogue is full of rapid fire wit. I also love his humorous stage directions at the beginning of this piece which will keep theatres laughing as well. This'll be great for comedy festivals. Well done! ”
  • Consider by Rachel Feeny-Williams
    20 Nov. 2021
    “ What a great short little thriller! Filled with twists and turns, and I love how open ended the ending was. Great for a night of short plays. Well done! ”
  • The Bear - Crib of Doom by Christopher Plumridge
    14 Nov. 2021
    “ An intriguing and gripping premise that would be wonderful for an audience to see. An actor would delight in "sinking their teeth," into this delightful comedy/horror/drama. An excellent monologue! ”

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