Recommended by Ryan Kaminski

  • Ryan Kaminski: The Bearer (A One-Minute Play) by DC Cathro
    “

    A very short, yet very effective piece. We all remember "where we were," for certain events in our lives. In many cases "remembering where we were," and our "loss of innocence," connects us in a multitude of ways. DC Cathro captures all of this beautifully with two well-written characters and creates an engaging family dynamic as well. Wonderfully written. I highly recommend it.

    A very short, yet very effective piece. We all remember "where we were," for certain events in our lives. In many cases "remembering where we were," and our "loss of innocence," connects us in a multitude of ways. DC Cathro captures all of this beautifully with two well-written characters and creates an engaging family dynamic as well. Wonderfully written. I highly recommend it.

    ”
  • Ryan Kaminski: Abundance by Jennifer O'Grady
    “

    A short little play that leaves you guessing as to the characters' identities until the last few lines. Full of wit and engaging dialogue. Well done!

    A short little play that leaves you guessing as to the characters' identities until the last few lines. Full of wit and engaging dialogue. Well done!

    ”
  • Ryan Kaminski: Midnight Mass (Monologue) by Paul Donnelly
    “

    A short powerful monologue. Keeps you thoroughly engaged from the first word until the chilling last lines. Exceptionally well done!

    A short powerful monologue. Keeps you thoroughly engaged from the first word until the chilling last lines. Exceptionally well done!

    ”
  • Ryan Kaminski: Five Bears - a very short play by Hayley St. James
    “

    A very compelling piece with well-constructed characters and truly beautiful imagery written into the stage directions. Despite its short length, a lot happens and you're left wanting more. Well done!

    A very compelling piece with well-constructed characters and truly beautiful imagery written into the stage directions. Despite its short length, a lot happens and you're left wanting more. Well done!

    ”
  • Ryan Kaminski: Kill Them With Kindness by Kate Danley
    “

    This is a hilarious black comedy. A simple premise that piles on so many laugh-out-laughs in just a few short pages. Well done!

    This is a hilarious black comedy. A simple premise that piles on so many laugh-out-laughs in just a few short pages. Well done!

    ”
  • Ryan Kaminski: Welcome to the House of Karma by Cindi Sansone-Braff
    “

    A very engaging and very witty one-act! The characters are all distinct and the dialogue is full of numerous pop-culture and movie references that make you laugh at loud. A great fun read from beginning to end! A must for upcoming one-act festivals!

    A very engaging and very witty one-act! The characters are all distinct and the dialogue is full of numerous pop-culture and movie references that make you laugh at loud. A great fun read from beginning to end! A must for upcoming one-act festivals!

    ”
  • Ryan Kaminski: The Little American Pie Fight [a 1-minute play] by Steven G. Martin
    “

    An engaging play that manages to pack on plenty of laughs with just a single page. Fun, fun, fun!

    An engaging play that manages to pack on plenty of laughs with just a single page. Fun, fun, fun!

    ”
  • Ryan Kaminski: Bluehair by Lainie Vansant
    “

    A very funny play filled with great characters, unexpected twists, and sprinkles of magical realism here and there. You are engrossed in the action from the very first line and do not know where it's going until the very end. Very original! Well done!

    A very funny play filled with great characters, unexpected twists, and sprinkles of magical realism here and there. You are engrossed in the action from the very first line and do not know where it's going until the very end. Very original! Well done!

    ”
  • Ryan Kaminski: Monster Under the Bed (Monologue) by Adam Richter
    “

    A really witty one-person play that examines the concept of parenthood in such a creative way. The plot is very engaging as is the banter between the father and the unseen monster. This original comedy deserves to be seen at 10 minute play festivals!

    A really witty one-person play that examines the concept of parenthood in such a creative way. The plot is very engaging as is the banter between the father and the unseen monster. This original comedy deserves to be seen at 10 minute play festivals!

    ”
  • Ryan Kaminski: A Case Of Anxiety (a ten minute play) by Mark Harvey Levine
    “

    A very funny 10 minute piece that does a great job spoofing some of the great British mysteries. Mr. Levine does such a wonderful job with the dialogue and the gags and has an especially keen eye for writing stage directions. Bravo!

    A very funny 10 minute piece that does a great job spoofing some of the great British mysteries. Mr. Levine does such a wonderful job with the dialogue and the gags and has an especially keen eye for writing stage directions. Bravo!

    ”