Recommended by Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn

I was smiling through this whole script. This couple is great and I love their issues along with how they deal with them. This will leave you feeling warm and squishy inside and maybe some tools with how to handle an argument in a relationship, too! The last lines got me laughing out loud. A perfect blackout moment.

This is such a sweet story! I'd love to see more with these characters! This would be fun to play AND design!

Can liquor be adorable? Because the liquor here is sooo adorable! What started out as just a fun premise turned into a sweet love story. Quite a bit of fun to be had with this piece. Just think of the set and costume design opportunities!

A lesson in "mouth shut ears open" we have forgotten from pre-school. We have all been these characters, even though the text of the conversation may vary.

I could not stop laughing as I read this play filled with seemingly absurd, yet specific truths about parenting! Meriwether is such a WONDERFUL character, I personally would love to play! Fast paced, hilarious, yet honest despite the over-the-top "scared straight" method of delivery. Produce this play! (and call me when there are auditions!)

Oh, this play pulled on my heart strings and left me with such longing! It really feels like I was being a bit of a voyeur into a very personal part of Lawing's life and losses. In my mind there is more to this story. The glitch wasn't a glitch at all, but, in fact, the miracle that Bob and Fairy saw it as, resulting in a happy reunion with the whole family one day!

Wow. This play made me very uncomfortable...and sometimes that is the point of art, right? I don't want to state too many opinions and be thought wrong. But audiences will be leaning in to this play, sitting on the edges of their seats. Brave New World...is here?

This is a rollercoaster ride through thought and meaning...and unlike the Utilitarian Ride in Philosopher World that just gets you to the end and that's all that matters, this ride lets you laugh as you think. Embrace the absurd! There's so much room for design and performance interp, I am sure you will never see the same show twice!

Delightful drawing room conversation that is unexpected and relatable. Parents will always have a hard time understanding their children, but its lovely to see it all done with such love and humor!

Busser breaks the fourth wall with Kool-Aid Man flair in this wacky short. This would be such fun to see as an audience member, trying to figure out who is who and in what draft. Lots of fun for big, over the top acting moments! I totally relate to Actor 4!