Recommended by Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn

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    I LOVE THIS! This is a play pretty much any human can relate to in one way or another. And if they relate to Anne, well, this is the perfect warning for them! So many brilliantly funny lines and a super satisfying end!

    I LOVE THIS! This is a play pretty much any human can relate to in one way or another. And if they relate to Anne, well, this is the perfect warning for them! So many brilliantly funny lines and a super satisfying end!

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    This play makes me think the world we live in now is the apocalypse. The "Rapture" spoken of, merely a cleaning of the slate. Those who we would "perform" for and be who they expect us to be are gone. And the thought is freeing, yes, but many would react like Star. Frozen in place. Afraid to be free. This is an apocalypse play, yes. But boy does it make you think about who we are. Mysterious and revealing!

    This play makes me think the world we live in now is the apocalypse. The "Rapture" spoken of, merely a cleaning of the slate. Those who we would "perform" for and be who they expect us to be are gone. And the thought is freeing, yes, but many would react like Star. Frozen in place. Afraid to be free. This is an apocalypse play, yes. But boy does it make you think about who we are. Mysterious and revealing!

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    This is so much fun! Fun to design, perform and watch! I love the characters and despite their secret identities, they are super relatable! This will be a hit in a short play festival, with high action and brilliantly fast one liners!

    This is so much fun! Fun to design, perform and watch! I love the characters and despite their secret identities, they are super relatable! This will be a hit in a short play festival, with high action and brilliantly fast one liners!

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    This is a beautiful moment that shows the important moments in life are the quiet moments where humans connect. This is the powerful memory Sam decided to close out his life with. And it's quiet, yes, but you also see the impact. As a girl from Michigan myself, I take a little pride in knowing Michigan is where the power of love hit Sam the hardest.

    This is a beautiful moment that shows the important moments in life are the quiet moments where humans connect. This is the powerful memory Sam decided to close out his life with. And it's quiet, yes, but you also see the impact. As a girl from Michigan myself, I take a little pride in knowing Michigan is where the power of love hit Sam the hardest.

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    Meta done so very right! I laughed out loud at several lines in this play. This would be the perfect play to open a short play festival. A fun piece for student actors and professionals alike. I especially adore "curtain call!"

    Meta done so very right! I laughed out loud at several lines in this play. This would be the perfect play to open a short play festival. A fun piece for student actors and professionals alike. I especially adore "curtain call!"

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    My favorite thing about horror tropes is when they get thrown into a "real world" situation and get called out! These teens are having a lovely slumber party, scaring each other with urban legends. But these teens aren't dumb and it makes this one minute hilarious!

    My favorite thing about horror tropes is when they get thrown into a "real world" situation and get called out! These teens are having a lovely slumber party, scaring each other with urban legends. But these teens aren't dumb and it makes this one minute hilarious!

  • Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn: It's like the beach that makes you old except it's a bathroom and it changes your gender by Daniel Prillaman
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    This is so fun and I can imagine the staging being fast paced and hilarious. The end smacks with truth and...joy! The bathroom giveth and taketh and giveth some insight as well!

    This is so fun and I can imagine the staging being fast paced and hilarious. The end smacks with truth and...joy! The bathroom giveth and taketh and giveth some insight as well!

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  • Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn: Mike's Best Man by Christopher Plumridge
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    Every wedding has a best man speech...not quite like this one, though. And Chris may have a lot of people to write morning after apology cards to! Hopefully no one will remember the specific jabs and just remember how much they laughed through this sharply comic toast to the newlyweds!

    Every wedding has a best man speech...not quite like this one, though. And Chris may have a lot of people to write morning after apology cards to! Hopefully no one will remember the specific jabs and just remember how much they laughed through this sharply comic toast to the newlyweds!

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  • Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn: The Holding Cell by John Busser
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    Busser is so good at creating powerful roles for women. This is an outstanding opportunity for women from two totally different generations to go toe to toe with on stage. Absolutely powerful, eerie and thought provoking.

    Busser is so good at creating powerful roles for women. This is an outstanding opportunity for women from two totally different generations to go toe to toe with on stage. Absolutely powerful, eerie and thought provoking.

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  • Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn: Second City, First Draft by Dana Hall
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    "I don't get cast. I arrive." I knew these were my people! The message is strong, and funny! This is how you motivate the younger generation! The cow is just the cream on top! Love it!

    "I don't get cast. I arrive." I knew these were my people! The message is strong, and funny! This is how you motivate the younger generation! The cow is just the cream on top! Love it!

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