Recommended by Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn

A great 2 hander about intimacy, communication and asking for what you really want. Things seem perfect from a distance, but some people want/need to bridge the gap. Others are happy where they are. Great piece to show off quick paced banter! In a "casual" way, of course...

I love the surreal way this play tackles the fear of aging along with the confusion Daylight Saving Time creates. No one wants to get "old" and being "Standard" feels like an insult. But time, unfortunately, marches on, even if you try to avoid it. You could end up being left behind. Hilariously physical/metaphysical and introspective all at once!

This is absolutely beautiful. And heartbreaking. It has so much meaning and layers, I would love to learn more about Lu. Her life and adventures sound just as engaging if not more so than her brother's!

This is such a brilliant short comedy, in that it hits on the dark thoughts that we all have...right? We ALL have these thoughts, right? The characters are extremely relatable and funny, even while possibly committing the most heinous crime of hit and run. But they have science on their side...as long as science doesn't find out!

A great example of a powerful message hitting hard in less than a minute of stage time.

This play is a great exercise in fast paced, comedic dialogue. A great showcase for some very talented actors in your one act festival or college scene class! The audience will be super impressed while they are trying to keep the characters straight right along with Simone/Laurie and Aaron/Rex!

This is such a sweet story about love for the long haul! And the surprise letter at the end even knocked me for a loop, so I can only imagine how Liza felt! A perfect piece for a Valentine's play festival or just a festival to celebrate love and romance!

Mom gets her moment by taking it by the horn, so to speak! A lovely interlude between the family in their grumpy morning routine, taking mom for granted. Hopefully this will be a great "aha" moment for most of the audience. Call your mother and thank her for everything!

Absolutely delightful and so important! A message made clearer by the complete cognitive dissonance of a fairy tale prince. This is perfect for student scenes as well as festivals. It will be an audience favorite!

Wow. At first this starts as a relationship play. A great one, as the characters are distinct and likeable, but it becomes so much more than that. It becomes a poem about love. About life. About time itself. I will be thinking about this play for a while.