Recommended by Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn

This is such a clever story that will inspire audiences to read and be creative in solving problems. It is written for Zoom style video performance, but I think this could also be pulled off, with great dramatic flair, live and in person! Absolutely fun and great for young audiences as well as performers!

Holy wow. So much "yes" for so much "no!" The speaker of this monologue is hurting so much and as the saying goes "hurt people, hurt people." It's infuriating to see a character that is just so closed minded and can't see beyond the tiny world they live in. But that is what makes this monologue so impressive. We see a person spouting unnecessary hate and commentary, but we can also see the weight of pain on this person. And when someone is still vulnerable, maybe there is still hope for improvement? But...maybe not...

This hits home so hard. Although the hope is, the guy doesn't give up. He keeps reaching out to his friends. Technology is strange in that it gives us immediate access to everyone at any time. But it also shines a light on how far away everyone is at any time. This monologue feels sad, but I think there's hope. Keep reaching out guy.

This play was nothing that I expected it to be! I loved every zig and zag I experienced! As an actor who started out in children's theatre herself, I could relate to the distress Lila feels about her career. But to find out the dark side of this production was just delightful! I absolutely love Taylor's description of the kind of art they want to make in future. This play definitely doesn't say "I hate you, and I don't respect your time." Read it, produce it, share the joy/torture that is QUEEN MARI'S CASTLE: LIVE!

This is truly absurd in the most fun way! Just the picture of a field of cows arguing is delightful enough, but the way this nursery rhyme gets sent up...I myself was "over the moon"! Tons of laughs. Tons of fun.

I absolutely love this take on Little Red Riding Hood! Such a fun twist and a reminder to take care of our elders! Absolutely a delight. I couldn't stop smiling from start to finish. A perfect piece for a faerie tale festival. I am in love!

This is a short version of Jack Levine's THE BET. I thoroughly enjoyed THE BET, but if you only have 10 minutes to produce a dark comedy with a fun twist, CHOICES will do the job!

This fast paced comedy is everything I would hope for in a Busser play, and the jokes still manage to surprise me every time! This is a great concept with lots of opportunity for physical comedy to really send the gags home! The “height requirement” bit got me giggling! What a fun piece for two actors and a sound designer to shine!

This play shook me. It hit me in all the right places. The world this takes place in is not far off from the world we currently occupy. When people who claim to know exactly what God wants and what God hates (God is love?) and they can see clearly what they perceive to be sin, they become cruel and dangerous. And that's what makes this play so heart-breaking, frightening and real. This needs to be staged and attention must be paid.

Wow. This is such a powerful piece. It almost feels disrespectful to call it fun, but I did enjoy the biting wit of the characters in the face of some horrible, unthinkable tragedies. The surreal image of a woman sitting in a canoe in a backyard is just enough to draw you in and hold you there as the whole day spirals out of control. This play needs to be produced!