Recommended by D. Lee Miller

How nice to recommend a play with two lovely and loving characters asking one of the most important questions! In only one minute Philip Middleton Williams brings you in to this good-natured drama with heart-warming expectations and we are gifted with a surprise ending. BEGGING THE QUESTION is a lovely, fun, play.

Steven Martin presents an immediate crisis in faith that is life-altering and maybe shattering - all in a matter of a minute. Sharp and to the point, extremely well done.

A tart, saucy put-up-or-shut-up noir play, A WOMAN IN NEED is a twist on your typical noir. Martha Patterson knows her characters but only one 'knows' the other. Nice to see a woman in charge, though she is still presumed to be a woman in need. Nicely done.

This painfully open monologue brings us the frustration of a person with ADHD -ME, addressing YOU. Beautifully terrifying, it represents us all - using the higher hurdles of ADHD - to map the feelings of being desired. So honest. So well written. As Scott Sickles takes the lid off of desire in YOUR GAZE, you will tremble with ME. A beautiful piece.

It's amazing how we see what we want to see, in this case, a miracle. CD Cathro's THE CARDINAL, is a lovely play fraught with expectations we hold most dear. This mother and son, who do not accept each other's core beliefs are thrust into defining themselves and their disagreements and their joys. When we know each other and our dreams, it opens a door possibility. This could be a miracle at that. Beautifully done.

I love how Scott Mullen takes the 'smallest' of events, blows it up into a cataclysmic event and sucks the air back out of it - all in the space of a minute. Funny and so well written. Kudos to you, Mullen.

I love how Scott Mullen takes the 'smallest' of events, blows it up into a cataclysmic event and sucks the air back out of it - all in the space of a minute. Funny and so well written. Kudos to you, Mullen.

We even have things to say about someone we've never met -- but isn't that what social media is about? Leave it to Elisabeth Giffin Speckman to take the tiniest thread of connection and to riff on how our society functions and the losses and gains of this situation.

They say the best conflicts are between equals and you can't become any more equal than in A DRINK WITH MYSELF. Daly has written a short and tough muscular play about self-image. It's sharp and to the point. Well done!

Julie Zaffarano's GAMMA GIRLS TO THE RESCUE offers us a piece of friendship we don't often see - how to fix a disappointment between life long friends. A disappointment within yourself. This friendship whose life was full of lesser bungie jumps is moving and surprising. Well done, Zaffarano.