Recommended by Ryan Kaminski

02/19/2026 - The opening of this piece reminded me a bit of The Hangover only to transition into a very real, funny, and authentic Christmas piece. Love the characters, the premise, and especially the Die Hard references (Die Hard IS a Christmas movie!). Scott Sickles delivers another great ten minute piece for two actors. Well done!

02/19/2026 - Had the pleasure of hearing this piece read and performed. The beginning reminded me of Noises Off in the sense that I wasn't aware I was watching a play within a play and the laughs only kept coming after that. Jack Levine does an excellent job exploring the craziness that can happen when ego mixes with local theatre. Relatable to any theatre lover both on stage and in the audience. Hilarious and well done!

01/23/2026 - As someone who looks forward to Shamrock Shakes every March, I was immediately drawn to this piece from the synopsis alone. The stage directions are just as funny as the lines of dialogue and the ending left me wanting more. Happy early St. Patrick's Day to all and enjoy this great new piece from the wonderfully talented, Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn.

01/23/2026 - Part fantasy and part Waiting for Godot, Waiting for Roger is a winning ten minute comedy piece. The canine characters capture your heart, the jokes make you laugh, and the concept keeps you engaged from beginning to end. Would love to see this staged to see what a cast and director bring to it. Great work!

01/23/2026 - Funny and endearing! I love the concept, the characters, as well as the mixture of comedy and drama. Dan West has a real knack for making certain things that won't seem relatable (in this case a pair of clowns contemplating whether they'll quit the business) on the surface, relatable to any audience. Would love to see this staged. Well done!

01/03/2026 - As someone who loves the old Rankin/Bass Christmas specials, police procedurals, and theatre, this piece was a winning combination from beginning to end. There is so much wit here. From the Public Domain to the identity behind the grandma in question, this play brims with humor, heart, and laughs. A great addition to any Christmas play festival!

01/03/2026 - I attended a reading of this play through the Playwrights Thriving group. Our entire group was blown away from beginning to end. These characters feel so real and the dialogue is razor sharp and engaging. Would love to read more about these two and hear more of their interactions!

01/03/2026 - Talk about a winning combination of elements behind a play! Hallmark Christmas movies, the Exorcist, Gremlins, and a touch of Christmas horror. Blame it on the Eggnog is full of wit, chills, thrills, and laughs from beginning to end.

12/31/2025 - A great, gripping drama from beginning to end. I loved the characters, the juxtaposition of the older couples and younger couples, the humor, and of course, the revelations I didn't see coming. This piece will have all audience members completely invested in the narrative and the sharp dialogue. I can't wait to read more of Byron's work in the new year!

12/05/2025 - A charming and magical Christmas short. This went in directions that I was not expecting but I was pleasantly surprised nonetheless. Rachel takes certain characters that audiences are familiar with and make them her own. I love the "It's a Wonderful Life" references as well as references to more current Christmas movies like the Time Allen Santa Clause. A pure delight from beginning to end!