Recommended by Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn

This snarky, fourth wall breaking, quick witted musical should be performed at a million theatres! It had me laughing throughout and I can just picture the cast having to pause for laughter so long a timer will have to be put up for the audience to know when to stop laughing! Such a fun time! And meta in the best ways!

I see this doing really well as an animated film, with creepy swirly colors and great character voices. Kids will be scared and also will love to watch it every Halloween!

This is such a sweet, divinely funny play! The ambiguity of wishes/prayers/prophecies are all part of the humor in the fast paced dialogue between Ben and Joy. Very fun and lovely message.

I love the quick banter of this play! The characters are very real in a very surreal setting. Some of the things Dan says actually will leave you feeling a bit lighter, too. A very lovely, funny and relatable short play!

This apocalyptic play isn't so much about the end of the world as it is about the endless waiting for the end. It's the waiting that really will drive you mad. The characters all have very unique struggles and audiences will squirm right along with them as they wait with them. Darkly comic and very philosophical!

This is such a special play. Even though the couple are supposed to be a farcical representation of what it means to be "man and wife" throughout a marriage, it is fascinating to watch them grow together. Their struggles are familiar and unfamiliar but wholly relatable. This is more than just a special play. It's an important play.

This short play goes by in a fast paced flurry of one liners! Great parts for all the players. I was laughing at the delightfully awkward way everyone dealt with death in a cut throat sales office! Great concept.

I really enjoyed this dark comedy about a very twisted love triangle. The characters were fun and I could definitely hear their distinct voices in my head as I scrolled quickly through the pages. Fast paced and delightful...could it even be developed into a dark comedy series? I kind of want to keep hanging out with these three! Even if it might be a little dangerous!

It's rare to find a multi-story play that moves you with every single story, but 18 Holes truly hits the pin! This script has many juicy roles to fill and lots of great moments and monologues for actors to shine. You don't have to be a golfer to get the jokes or follow the stories. You just have to be human and this play is full of humanity!

This evening of monologues would be fun, brave and empowering for the actors as well as the audience. There are so many stories here, so many places to find common ground or learn something new and grow! Who knew breasts had so much to say and so much to give us?!