Recommended by Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn

This is so great! Names are very important at defining people and, in this case, their coffee orders. But how these Baileys came to be Baileys is adorable and relatable as their meet cute in the coffee shop. Whether it's romantic or platonic love these two Baileys discover after coffee, it makes no matter. They found common grounds...oh an unintentional coffee pun! Great snapshot of a very deep story!

If you have a phobia of elevators, this play won't help! But this clever premise shows that we will all get to our destination. Eventually.

I love imagining what our dogs are saying to one another. This is adorable and absolutely would be fun to play! Audiences will love it, too!

Ah, the petty arguments in couplehoods that truly feel like battles! There's is much to relate to in this over the top war documentary about holiday traditions and compromise in new families. Very funny and a perfect piece for a short play festival for the holidays!

I love the line "technology can be both a threat and an opportunity". It is the basis of our Terminator themed fears of AI. This actually is very smart in that it addresses the fears that artists have re:AI, but non-artists merely shrug off. The non-artists see it as an "opportunity" to create art of their own. But after art, what else will AI do? What can it take from the human race. Unsettling thoughts for the future indeed.

The search for aesthetic beauty and perfection can truly seem as weird as what Becky has ordered from Caldwell. When you think about what people endure for plastic surgery, hiring someone to punch you in the face almost seems more logical. Very funny concept! And Caldwell is a cool character!

Omigosh would this be fun to perform and watch! A great piece for a female ensemble, as well as a creative design team. But absolutely fast paced and hilarious. With enough wine and cheese we should all be able to ignore or at least delay the end of the world!

This is delightfully and terrifyingly relatable and evil! It starts as a monologue with familiar, though demonic themes and goes into an in person social media style argument! Do not scroll by this piece!

Ha! That last line made me laugh out loud! This is relatable. Zombie visit and all! Truly. We all get visited by zombies who see writers in similar ways. Very fun one minute play!

I believe Detective John Pie, P.I. may have visited Ms Sophie recently! The subtle song lyrics as inspiration to a whole character in this monologue are fun to hunt for. A word search of sorts. But Sophie is a real person, too. The monologue feels very natural and relatable. A great tribute to moms, Pink Floyd, and of course, wine!