Recommended by Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn

I absolutely loved this story! Vera is such a dear and I was grinning through each page of dialogue. I hope everyone who needs a Kevin in their life can get one! I might go check my cupboards now, in fact!

This is a play of organized chaos and it is SO MUCH FUN! Student groups and professionals alike would really have a blast with this piece and audiences will be so engaged. What a clever piece of theatre!

This is a poem as much as it is a monologue. A stray shares how the world appears to them... I think this could be great as part of an advertisement for an animal rescue!

Wow, this is quite the historically fictitious romp! I was obsessed with LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE as a child, but definitely had to do my research on The Bloody Bender family! Nick sure is creating some chaos with memories and identities, like a good little demon. There is a lot of room for over the top humor with this horror story and the design team will have a blast with this. And how goody-two-shoes could the Ingalls family really have been, anyway?

I had to read this as I am currently struggling with insomnia! This is such a moody piece and will be so cool to design! Frighteningly real in its own nightmarish way

I was laughing out loud reading this! The word association scene alone will have me giggling at random moments for a while! This is very fun and clever. Would be fun to design, too!

Two strangers make a connection from 6 feet apart during a global pandemic. And, although this is a pandemic play, I believe this play will still resonate long after the pandemic is gone. The problems these two have and the connections they make are timeless. A lovely two-hander with plenty of emotion and humor.

There is so much to unpack in this play! It's a sci-fi, horror tale about addiction and division. How we create roadblocks to our own happiness, but tell ourselves as long as it appears we are serving a greater good, then our own happiness and goals don't matter. This would be an amazing play to design. I would love to hear the audience discussions after each performance! Just like the crater in the play, I believe the play itself will speak to different people in a myriad of ways!

This is a play about taking up space and being proud of it. It's so sad to see how broken Alyssa's mom is and how she continues to try to break her daughter down with her. But it is so inspiring how Alyssa takes the shots and stands taller and stronger at the end. This is an anthem. And we should all rise for it!

Just when I thought I knew what was going on, page 30 drew an audible gasp from me. This is a powerful piece. I can see it doing well with student performers as well as for student audiences. This will definitely require a talkback! This is so real, but presented in a very safe way. Very impressed with how this subject matter was presented.