Recommended by Ryan Kaminski

07/01/2025 - Having seen numerous "on this site in this year nothing happened" plaques, I really loved the premise of this piece. Smart, funny, and utterly enchanting, "On This Site in 1782," will resonate with every audience member. There are two stories told here, each charming in their own way. Both make for a great play and ultimately a great night of theatre. I would love to see this performed and I would love to see how Fergus flies as well. Well done!

06/28/2025 - As someone who has loved Snow White and the Seven Dwarves since he was four years old and saw it in the movies six times, I loved everything about this piece. Funny, enchanting, and heartwarming for both young and old, I would love to see this staged one day. Great work!

06/28/2025 - I found myself intrigued by this piece with the opening lines and I was engaged throughout. So many revelations, engaging dialogue, and a satisfying ending all within five pages. Excellent work that will have any audience talking. Well done!

06/24/2025 - Ordinary People meets The Exorcist in this gripping horror/drama. All the characters are well structured and layered and I found my allegiance switching between all of them at various points throughout the narrative. So many creepy moments from beginning to end as well. I would love to see this staged!

06/17/2025 - A piece as intriguing as it is spooky! Kyle Walker does an excellent job using dialogue and sound effects to tell a story and "A Face in the Clouds," really shines in the radio play format. Nothing is what it seems here and he leaves the reader/audience wanting more. Reminded me of the some of the best episodes of "The X Files." Well done!

06/16/2025 - A powerful and profound monologue. It tells a great and compelling story and would be a dream role for any actor. I was on the edge of my seat from the beginning and found myself wanting more in the chilling final lines. Excellent all around. Would make for an excellent night of theatre!

06/16/2025 - Danielle has such a gift for writing period pieces that are not only suspenseful, but informative as well. In this piece, she shines a light on two WW2 heroes who are not well known, and puts them in the heart and center of a gripping ten-minute piece. As someone who is very interested in WW2 stories, I'm learning a lot from her work and I can't wait to read more. I would love to see this piece onstage. Well done!

06/16/2025 - I saw an online reading of this play through the OK Zoomer Theatre Company this past weekend. Part science fiction/part horror and the audience was thoroughly engaged throughout. Reminded me of the original Alien film. I would love to see a production of this on stage. Well done!

05/24/2025 - From beginning to end, I lost track of all the deliciously chilling twists and turns within this well crafted ten minute play. Great concept, great plotline, and two great characters for actors to sink their teeth into. This is a must have for any ten minute play festival (especially around Halloween). Well done!

05/16/2025 - Wow! From the opening lines to the closing moments, I was completely hooked by this piece. I'm very much into World War 2 history and was completely unaware of Hazel Ying Lee. This play inspired me to read more about her, and other unsung heroes from the era as well. Well written and gripping. Would love to see this staged!