Recommended by Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn

I love this piece for a young actor! It shows a confident student who can see a clear future for themself and doesn't need to fit into the neat little boxes schools expect you to fit into. Very inspirational and funny at the same time! A great piece to show a strong character for a young performer.

This "Into to Theatre Etiquette: Part 1, What Not to Do" will definitely shine a light on any potential audience problems before your evening of theatre begins. It is definitely a warning, a mirror and a bunch of fun! I love pieces like this that take place within the audience. Consider using this performance piece in lieu of your standard curtain monologue about silencing phones!

Do you have an energetic, young theatre student? This would be a great monologue for them to tackle! This is smart, active and just plain adorable. And your student will definitely learn something while practicing this piece. A great piece for a theatre teacher to add to their book of assignments.

It takes a very precise and organized brain to be a "continuity girl" and an even more organized and CREATIVE brain to make such a great piece about the bygone ways of old cinema through the eyes of a continuity girl. Josephs impresses with details that are fun, dramatic and nostalgic. A great piece to perform at an "Old Hollywood" event!

Cold and heartbreaking. A sobering reminder of those who need to be remembered and cared for, not just at Christmas, but all year.

This had me laughing so hard! An absolutely brilliant fast-paced comedy from within the pages of fresh new script, apparently called STOP IT NOW (?) I could just see this being staged at break-neck speed having the audience rolling with laughter as they try to keep up with the next hilarious punch. And I fully intend to tell someone off today by telling them to "Go slant in your brackets!"

Now here's a holiday play we didn't know we needed! So many great one-liners in this...and actually a feel good piece...I mean, if Satan sometimes has doubts of their own effectiveness...! This is the wicked twist on Christmas!

Ooo! This is so naughty! This will be a fun addition to a holiday themed festival!

This was such a sweet play, using familiar holiday characters to show the complications of love and change and memory loss. We all are shaped by our memories, but we should also allow the future to be a beacon of hope instead of a darkened cloak of fear. Just a lovely piece.

At first I was just soooo mad at Lenore. But as the onion peels we are witness to a woman who has been hardened by tragedies. Just a lovely moment of connection over a very VERY sad incident.