Recommended by D. Lee Miller

There is family talk and there is family talk. Most only get one of those kinds. Clyde's family gets both. Williams knows how to take our everyday actions and cut through them to the matters of consequence. And when it is something of importance, Clyde and Dan take you along their journey where you come out the other side. There is no perfect family, but is one every audience can relate to because the 'center' holds. A wonderful addition to this set of plays.

A coarse fellow has the same wishes as most all of us - someone to be with. Joe is on his first date after three years after his divorce. When it isn't you, it is quite humorous. And Dickson has written a humorous man that I'd like to know more of.

The princess has been begging for a rewrite and Lermond supplies it in this comic monologue. We learn the truth of the princess' marriage to the prince -- and a new version of what 'happily ever after' can be about! Perfect for any festival!

Practically a piece of Americana, Lermond nails the sins of childhood in this perfect remembrance. Well done!

The fireball female character in this play brings such intensity into her story about Henry. There is something wrong totally wrong here - we wonder about her sanity. She has such a hateful yet taut connection with her ex - (the thin line between love and hate) -- This play is sincere and off in a humorous way. A field day for an actress.

A scrumptious play where you can play along and know exactly what you'd do and what Sol would do -- or do you? A perfect curtain raiser or festival play!

A Conversation About Mom is a short play about reconciliation. As a family play, it reveals the pains of the outlines of our lives - and it is a very good outline, hurting as only a family can. A short play that stings like a dart.

This play is intense from the moment it starts to the moment it ends - though it still feels it is going on. The characters, wedded to their aims are challenged every moment of the way -- Can the stakes get higher? Can we do something to help their goal of waking up the world to climate change? This problem lands in our laps. Well done.

This well-written play carries you along a recognizable road until it blows you away with truth and reality. It is very meaningful regarding gun violence. The teenage roles would be welcome in any high school or adult theatre. Well done Bublitz.

A sensorial monologue that takes your body in from the moment you start reading through to the end. A meditation of Covid's final legacies... And a yearning to breathe.