Recommended by Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn

This is a sweet little play where nanny tells her grandchild a true story of her past in a magical way. I felt like I was sitting beside the two of them, learning new, fantastical things about how our world got to be as gilded and beautiful as it is. A lovely little tale...with a glimmer of golden faerie wings.

The last line of this play hit me so hard, it forced me to tilt my head and say "awww." I love these brothers and the memories they share. So sweet. This play is a lovely snapshot of the past and the present all in one...with perhaps a glimpse to the future? I can see these two buying the diner they are currently in and turning it into "Mom's Bakery!"

I gasped at the last line of this creepy short! This descent into madness we as the audience join Mr Kaplan in...are we witnesses? Or are we actually going mad with him? We've all heard sounds that no one else can hear...haven't we? The intensity continues to build throughout these tight 8 pages until we...we're not released, no...but thrown into darkness and left to our own madness at the end!

The sentiment of the title alone is so heart-warming and lovely; and you will find, so is the entirety of this play. Memories shared and memories made. A family coming together after a series of tragedies and heart-breaks, to celebrate and look forward to a new wonderful in the future.

I was fully leaning forward in my chair as I read this fast-paced, tragic and spooky play. As each revelation is delivered, the audience is dragged down with Quinton and Jessa, swirling in their hopelessness and searching for the ring to pull them back up again. Such a deep and frightening script based in real-life horrors with a supernatural twist.

Ooo! I am glad I stumbled upon this monologue! I love the strength in which Jules controls this narrative in just a few biting words. The recipient of these words will most definitely want to eat a whole tray of cookies after enduring this sneak attack! Deliciously baked, displayed and sold!

So much sweet and heart achingly beautiful nostalgia and love in this very short play. Sam and Gary have are a great pair...in any of the sliding door-like timelines. I can't believe how much love, hope and honestly, familiarity is in this short play...and it doesn't feel over-packed. It's the perfect amount of baggage for this little journey we take with these two characters.

This is such a creepy, modernized version of Medea. The haunted house filled with vengeful ghosts and even more vengeful living beings. This is the Medea that will haunt you long after the stage lights go out.

If you're looking for a spooky play for your students to perform, this is it. Roles for two friends with high stakes and tension and a series of off stage voices that one or many actors can have some real fun with!

This macabre dance between two characters in a private art gallery had me leaning in. The final page brought a satisfactory smirk to my face. A perfect, moody play for an October festival. As the audience waits for the final moment, they will definitely be surprised by the final twist.