Recommended by Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn

This is the naughty piece of physical comedy your edgy theatre has been waiting for!

I love the atmosphere of this short. The need to find a connection to your past, the fear that you might find something else, the fear of losing who you were connected to. This is all about creating atmosphere with the set, the sound, lights, and characters. A spooky postcard of a play.

Deborah is a delightfully weird superhero. Her target Nick may have a distinct smell, but he's hard to read. This makes for a fun game of cat and mouse on the Staten Island Ferry. I love the wacky superhero powers that are revealed and the great motivations for both characters. This would be fun to watch and produce!

I shouldn't pun. This is a sacred setting. But Busser puts the FUNny in FUNERAL! This is uproariously hilarious. Stock characters with suspicions regarding the death of their beloved brother in arms throw fast paced barbs at the poor funeral director. This play may only be 14 pages, but be prepared to run 20 minutes while you hold for laughs!

I can't believe I came back for thirds on pie. What can I say? The puns are delicious! The Cockney translations were much appreciated. It's like you need a decoder ring to converse in certain parts of the British Isles! This is delightful silly fun!

Okay, I was scared for the man in the chair, literally laughing in the face of danger and death. Then the last line had me laughing too!!! I did NOT see that blow line coming!
Let me suggest this as the perfect script for a filmmaker who wants to showcase their special effects and gore makeup!

This is beautiful and chilling at the same time. To imagine a world without the color green is sad. To imagine not caring about the world that once was green is devastating. But I love the device of using the audience as an educational tool for these students. It will draw them into the story more and hopefully get them thinking enough to make the color green stay with us forever.

I love the character names! But the message is also quite wonderful, Aldi and Oli lament about how difficult it is to maintain a sense of "loveliness" so that society will appreciate them. They wish things can change. But when young Deedee falls off the wall, they won't even lift a finger to assist her, for fear that it would impact their own appearance. Quite a statement about society and "women lifting up women" in a fun and quirky way.

Oh Doug. I can relate to wanting to escape from everything, yet cling to the one thing that brings comfort and joy. Doug takes it to the extreme and Lynn just can't relate. Doug puts everything on the line and shows all of his cards to Lynn. If only Lynn would listen beyond the hum of the generator in Doug's tunnel. This is a heartbreaker. An adorable and quirky heartbreaker.

Trevor! I adore Trevor! Love to see his true heart and sense of justice in this origin story for Trevor the vampire. I love how he takes everything in stride, but is truly good on the inside. He may be a creature of the night now, but he won't be a monster!