Recommended by Ryan Kaminski

A thought provoking short play that uses the perfect blend of comedy and drama along with an engaging premise. Well done!

A short sweet play about an aging mother and her son who has now become her caretaker. Very powerful moving dialogue and two well-written believable characters. Would love to see produced!

What starts out as comical interaction between two friends, quickly turns into a revelation of secrets and surprising consequences. Jeffrey James Keyes does a phenomenal job creating unique voices for each character and writes dialogue that comes alive with each line. Well done!

An incredibly powerful short monologue. In just a signal page, Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn manages to capture the pain, heartache, and confusion of someone watching their parent suffering through Alzheimer's. Very believable and poignant. Would love to see performed!

Our House to Yours examines a husband and wife critiquing a family Christmas letter. What begins as a humorous examination of how we tend to brag in our Christmas letters, takes a dramatic turn that is very believable and poignant. A great heartwarming play that is perfect for everyone. Excellent work!

A powerful piece filled with humor and a lot of dialogue that any playwright or writer will find relatable. In just seven pages, Matt Cogswell taps into the joys and frustrations artists face as they strive for their dream. This play will fill you with inspiration and hope from beginning to end. Well done!

In just ten pages, Aly Kantor manages to create compelling characters and shines a light on a serious subject. The issue of depression is handled well and is examined through a humorous and rather touching story. A great play from beginning to end. Well done!

A great short play that takes a comedic look at a relatable subject. I remember being in Joey's shoes, going from interview to interview and struggling to find both myself and a career. Audiences will love this charming comedy. I know I did. Perfect for short play festivals!

In ten short pages, Jackie Martin does a wonderful job creating two relatable, likeable characters who are getting ready for the next big chapter of their lives. This is a great short play filled with humor and heart. Perfect for those about to begin college and for those who remember taking the step to college too! Well done!

As soon as the play begins, Rachel Feeny-Williams manages to hook you with the opening lines. This play works as both a comedy and a futuristic piece, with an engaging premise that will appeal to all audience members. Very creative and well-written, I would love to see this performed live!