Recommended by Ryan Kaminski

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!

12/02/2025 - As a fan of Clint Eastwood westerns and having seen some Sam Shepard plays, I really loved everything about this piece. From the characters, to the humor, to the Western hero contemplating life at both the beginning and the end, everything about Gnawing my Leg off had me laughing (especially the aunt's name). Perfect for a night of ten minute comedy plays!

11/20/2025 - Incredibly powerful and incredibly relevant. Utterly horrifying and real. This one minute piece will have audiences talking both about the play and the issue it presents. Exceptionally well done.

11/18/2025 - As someone who loves The Shining and as someone who isn't very tech savvy, I enjoyed the mashup of these characters within this scenario. Funny, sharp dialogue, and great references that Stephen King and horror fans will appreciate. Great horror. Well done!

11/11/2025 - Love the staging, the characters, and the overall concept. As a huge fan of Frankenstein, Dracula, and all things horror in which people are coming back from the dead, I found Aly Kantor's take on the material very fresh, funny, and utterly scary. I would love to see this staged in a horror play festival or just a ten minute play festival in general. Excellent!

11/11/2025 - As a fan of slasher movies, horror, and 80s movies in general, I loved the references and sheer wit in Brent Alles script. A group of high school friends get together to watch some spooky movies and all hell breaks loose. This would be perfect for high school kids to sink their teeth into and keep an audience on the edge of their seats as well. Gripping from beginning to end. Excellent work!

11/11/2025 - Another powerful and profound short history piece from Danielle Wiransky. This simple to stage piece tells the story of Otto Richter and his American wife who meet Ernest Hemingway during a famous protest. I love how Danielle is able to inform the reader/audience in such a natural way, incorporating the exposition into the dialogue of an engaging and entertaining narrative. This would be perfect for any short play fest. Well done as always!

11/10/2025 - A gripping ten-minute thriller. The characters are rich and I loved hearing all about their relationship (past and current) as the piece went on. The stakes are high, the dialogue is rich, and the ending left me wanting more and more. Perfect for a night of ten-minute plays which will leave every member of the audience talking. Well done!