Recommended by D. Lee Miller

  • Blood Red State (a monologue)
    30 Jul. 2022
    Lee Lawing has chosen to write about a nightmare so many face now in our country. In BLOOD RED STATE, a woman has had an abortion. Thank you for writing this Lawing: it makes it more real than so many realize. This is not an extreme situation - but an of-happening one - that is turned into an extreme situation. Well done, Lawing.
  • In Case You Open Your Eyes Again (a monologue)
    30 Jul. 2022
    What a beautiful, difficult and hopeful monologue by Scott Sickles... Creating in the story of a non-binary character, a story that truly pains many more -- Saying goodbye and being seen for who you are... You might be reminded of your own goodbyes to loved ones -- and your own wishes to be seen -- and question who you may not have seen before. Simply beautiful.
  • Virgins
    30 Jul. 2022
    There's so much I like about VIRGINS by Scott Sickles. Not only is this a breakthrough regarding intimacy between two sisters and the men in their lives, but it also is a breakthrough between the sisters themselves. Wonderfully actable and funny roles -- and dramatic -- and a story that has become real among a thousand cliches. Sickles, once again, gets these characters so right. A good addition to any festival or evening of plays.
  • The Conversation
    30 Jul. 2022
    The Conversation, by Linda Berndt, is a sore reminder of the details of a conversation we all wish at times to have but never goes as we want. Berndt captures the pain and hope of speaking to a past lover where questions linger... Nicely done.
  • The Conversation
    30 Jul. 2022
    The Conversation, by Linda Berndt, is a sore reminder of the details of a conversation we all wish at times to have but never goes as we want. Berndt captures the pain and hope of speaking to a past lover where questions linger... Nicely done.
  • SAWZALL SCREW UP ( a one minute monologue)
    29 May. 2022
    This comic monologue produces a gaggle of giggles and recognition, too - about a botched online order. What a wonderful way to break up an evening of one-act plays! Wonderfully funny.
  • EN POINTE ( a one minute monologue )
    29 May. 2022
    Ambition? Love? Insanity? Vivian Lermond in a minute's time, studies the life of a ballerina - most any performer - and drives it home in this truthful monologue. Well done.
  • DIVE BOMBER ( a one minute monologue)
    29 May. 2022
    One thing about a Dive Bomber: it can make you forget things for a moment - but won't be forgotten! The complications of a drink for a non-drinker - no matter the age - are comically embraced in this one minute gulp! You won't forget the monologue either.
  • TAILWIND (a one minute monologue)
    29 May. 2022
    The perfect reminder that there are people in our lives - often siblings - who can recenter you and put you back on your way. Lermond nails this supportive love in this lovely monologue.
  • SUPER ... NATURAL ( a one minute monologue )
    29 May. 2022
    Is this a revenge play? A love play? Lermond guides us with a sure hand for all those television watching couples. Funny and insightful - all in a minute!

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