Recommended by Rand Higbee

I saw a reading of this at the Midwest Dramatists Conference and thoroughly enjoyed it. "Hocking Murray" is a comedy that leans towards the dark side, and yet is surprisingly insightful as well. And it's only ten minutes, so give it a read!

I saw this play at the 2018 Last Frontier Theatre Conference and it was probably my favorite piece of theatre for the entire week. Schatzie tackles runaway greed at the highest levels and at the lowest levels and shows us how this current Corporate America culture impacts us all. I recommend this play and do yourself a favor and take a look at some of her other work as well.

True confession: I am friends with Arlitia so maybe I'm a little prejudiced on her behalf? On the other had I am friends with many playwrights but Arlitia's talent stands out. Read this play. And then write to her and ask to see more of her work.

Daniel Guyton has a quirky sense of humor and it is on full display in "Georgie." Read (or produce!) and enjoy.

Simple, easy to stage play, yet the emotions brought out are many and complex. Arthur Jolly knows how to get the maximum out of 10 minute plays and this one on the grief of losing a child is proof of that claim. Quit reading my review and read this play.

Rachael Carnes packs a great deal into this short work. It's an historical play and yet she is really commenting on a great many topical, current events. You should really stop reading my comments and instead read this excellent little play.

Listed as a one-act...but it's a long one-act. Probably between 60 to 70 minutes. I am familiar with several of Barry Levine's plays and this is probably his most memorable. It's full of teenaged woes, but with a supernatural twist...and a good sense of humor. I think this would be a great play for high schoolers or community theatre. Check it out.

Funny, sad, poignant, hopeful. There a lot of words to describe this quirky little play. ("Quirky" being another.) Read it for yourself and you will understand.

A man is trying to keep his mind on his driving while other thoughts filter through his head. Written with a poetic style, this is a thoughtful little play that is also quite easy to produce.

Emily Hageman is a playwright who can be serious, funny or sometimes completely off the wall. This is her completely off the wall play. And it's a quick read so go for it!