Recommended by Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn

This is either hilarious, or tomorrow's news. I am hoping for hilarious. The last monologue would be great for comedic auditions! Each character is distinctive and very real while saying very funny, outlandish things! Add this to your evening of anti-political theatre!

Mean girls grow up and sometimes get back pain! Melanie and Caroline sense injustice on their walking path and can't let it stand without a few insulting barbs tossed into the wind. And though they are harsh in tone, they are still hilarious and probably fun to hang out with!

This is brilliantly funny! I love a good noir and this is even better with the female detective twist! Still ogling her male client, and full of great noir-style one-liners, Detective Playfair has a future ahead of her!

This is absolutely beautiful and truly so eye opening. What value people give to moments and time varies, but if you truly look, the magic is in the flaws and hiccups of time. Such a wonderfully crafted tale!

The beauty of how Larry deals with his pain and the grace that the judge gives him is almost magical. May we all be judged with such kindness when we are in our darkest times.

Oh wow. The insight of the child is phenomenal. Some people are like bees, too. But the people that are like wasps are terrifying. The quiet fortitude of this child is inspiring as well as heartbreaking.

I love that this is about love of environment and love without sex! An Environmental romance for the Ace crowd! Benny is smitten and Bebe is on a mission. The mission may change, but the results of bettering their environment still remain the same. A beautiful romance.

This bonkers, grown up fairy tale has a great message about love and what forms it can appear. Romantic love isn't the #1 form of love, it's just the one everyone from people to paper think about the most! I imagine this is a story a single woman is telling herself on a lonely Valentine's Day while acting the story out with rejected paper valentine cards!

When someone reaches out with a gesture of creative grace, kindness and love and the recipient considers it a massive waste of time...that hurts. When it's possible Brady realizes...sort of...the weight of the words and tries to hold out an olive branch hurts even more because Brady doesn't even return to the room. You can see the layers of friction this couple has. And the reasons why they remain together. Hard to tell if they should continue. That's worth discussion for sure!

Adorable! What a fun movement piece to allow veteran and student actors to come together and make magic. I even think a youth dance troupe could do some wonderful things with this story! So innovative!