Recommended by Ryan Kaminski

A bold and powerful soliloquy. Chris Rivera begins by talking about a childhood romance we've all had and experienced, and uses it to transition into a serious subject that is still prevalent in society. So many well-written lines that stick with you long after you've finished reading. This soliloquy will keep you on the edge of your seat, long after you've finished. Masterful!

What a witty and engaging 10 minute play! Full of fun, laugh out loud dialogue, and great pop-culture references. Perfect for a night out at the theatre. Well done!

A fun and hilarious short comedy with some unexpected twists and turns I didn't see coming. Audiences will love this play. Perfect for 10 minute play festivals. Bravo!

A hilarious short little piece. Perfect for Zoom or in person when theatres start to open. A great role for a leading actress with dialogue that will have the audience roaring. Well done!

Such a funny, creative, and engaging piece! A lot of fun and a great role for an actress. Perfect for short play festivals. Well done!

An engaging two person play that is perfect for the Zoom format. You really love these characters and their interactions are both charming and gripping at the same time. Well done!

A really witty and engaging short period piece. The characters are well-defined, each with their own voice, and I was really invested in the time period Ky Weeks so eloquently sets up. A truly original 10 minute play that audiences would love. Well done!

A heartfelt comedy/drama that does a great job examining the relationship between two people and all they've been through as co-workers throughout the years. This monologue is very believable and poignant and it stays with you long after you've read it. Well done!

A really great comedic spoof on the Cinderella Story. We've heard the story so many times and Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn does a great job making it her own by telling it from the point of view of the prince. A winning monologue. Well done!

A fun fun comedy that will resonate with any English, poetry, or Shakespeare lover. I love how Samantha Marchant plays with words and she has a real knack for dialogue. A great play for ten minute festivals!