Recommended by Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn

Oh wow. This is such a beautiful 2 hander about fathers and how hard it is to raise teenage girls. Very powerful messages without being heavy handed. This will be a conversation piece long after the curtain has dropped and the programs have been scrapbooked. Such an important subject!

These are all such great characters! Real fun physical comedy moments. A cute romantic through-line. And a little Shakespeare to boot!
I would love to see this as a short film! Directors, if you're looking for a short romantic comedy to shoot, here is your next script!

Sometimes children's theatre can be a nightmare. Throw the show into a park full of real, man-eating dinosaurs it's even worse. But worst of all here are the attitudes and former relationships that ruin any semblance of joy and fun at the Deena and the Dino Mights show. It might just be better to go hang out with the dinosaurs in their pen at feeding time. Lots of fun opportunities for lighting and costume design in this fast paced script!

This is a midsummer ghost story in a way! But don’t let me give away the ending of a sweet story that starts like a meet cute. This could just as easily be a two person play as well as three depending on how the effects are designed. And the lighting design alone would be super fun!

Wow! This is such a cool multi-media horror adventure! There are great opportunities for performance as well as design with this script. Any theatre looking for something very different to present in their spooky season (with built in social media commercials) this is the script you want to produce!

These are such fun characters to play! It’s almost in a supernatural heist! Styx and Eternity are very original feeling characters with the familiar Mother Nature and Father Time. Love the criss-cross!

Upon reading this, the second script in the series, I am convinced, this needs to be a multi episode radio drama/podcast! These are terrifically real and engaging stories!

This feels very real. It would make a great episode in a tv series or even radio drama, too!
The descriptions from the narrator really draw you in and you find yourself adoring dear Dorothy as well.

Wow. This is such a strong statement on how numb we all have to be in order to function with all of the violence we are surrounded by on a daily basis. And the "good ol' days American family" presented here, makes it all the more harsh. "You know I like dinner done when I get home." The mother is literally named "Susan." Perhaps the last name is "Homemaker?" This short play will leave audiences shaken and hopefully turning an eye inward on to what they close their eyes to outward.

This is a whirlwind of a short holiday play. The audience will feel very much like Dane as they are whisked into the Bartlebaum family celebrations. Everything is fast paced and just like when a new partner meets a loved one's family. It is hilarious how openly the parents talk about sex but are offended by swear adjacent dialogue! This is such fun and would be a great comedic addition to a holiday play fest!