Recommended by Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn

This absolutely bonkers short has me wondering if dispensaries ever considered having an event for 4/20 with performances like this? I think Alles has just created a new theatrical niche!

This is great on so many levels! It's a movement, design piece. It fits horror and romance for your themed short play festivals. And it features a wonderful role for an actor to show off their skills! What a fun short to produce!

I'm so glad no one reminded me about this holiday! What an awful predicament Berta has gotten her family into. And it's important to remember in a family that shopping has consequences...ooo! Maybe that is the new way to celebrate Shopping Reminder Day! Working on a family budget together! Think of the fancy calculators and ledgers you could buy...oh...never mind...

I think I might be just as wacky as our groundhog hunter here. I found myself nodding and saying "Yeah! That's how you do it!" Hilarious take on the weird tradition we continue every February 2nd.

Oh wow. Lucy is an inspiration amongst the list of women she presents. And though the oppressors try to hide their oppression, she persists. May we all persist as Lucy!

The horrors! Brought to me by the letter H! This makes our current climate so accessible that even a toddler could understand what is going on. And maybe that is exactly what we need, understanding and solidarity across all ages! Get well soon, Big Bird!

Ah, the "what if"s that drive you mad. And they seem so petty at a distance. But the beauty in this short piece is the reveal. David's "what if"s are valid, but only if you rule out Thomas. And that's how you slay the "what if" monster. With trust. Lovely.

This is just what I needed right now. Hope. Hope for the future. As long as good teachers and good parents don't give up, there is hope. And in this play, hope can take root!

This is absolutely beautiful and tragic. We all have times we wish we could hide ourselves away from the world. Live off of the grid and never deal with the pain associated with society and the fragility of the people we care about. This hits home. And hopefully opens doors for others in self-isolation. Listen to this on Theatrical Shenanigans!

This is such a fun way for student actors to access the characters of Norse mythology! Lots of characters for actors to embody and truly understand. Students will want to do more of these plays for sure!