Recommended by Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn

You learn so much about the history of this law firm in this short ten minute piece. We also learn that Nancy is really taking a huge step, not just toward the betterment of her own soul, but perhaps the betterment of society. People in powerful positions take advantage of things only as long as those "below" them allow them to. Nancy is starting the ball rolling to end the comfort of the elite today, and it all begins with a pant suit!

This is so relatable...until it is scary! The holiday story only Prillaman can bring. The dialogue is wonderfully crafted and hilarious in its awkward context!

Poor Krampus! I love that Krampus has feelings. I mean, who wouldn't if it felt like their job might be obsolete. Delightful ending!

Jello?! Okay’ I’m on board! This play is fun and naughty, which puts it right on the nice list!

I love this play. So smart, yet it had me crying at the end. Science and the love of a pet come together and send you as the audience on a free fall right to the very end. So beautifully real and magical at the same time.

Romantic and educational holiday short! This is a great example of cultures coming together in love and the holidays. And I feel like I learned a few things, too!

Will they see this play as a guiding star? We can only pray! I had my hands up to my cheeks and was grinning wildly throughout reading this play. This should be a Dramatists Guild example play about play festivals that grift artists!

This is so beautiful. And tragic. If you didn't know Scrooge would get another chance in the next chapter, thanks to Marley, it would be absolutely heart breaking. But the consequences Marley suffers are dark and miserable. My hopes are that he and Scrooge will both be free of their chains in the far off future. These characters, including the nurse, are so well defined in their own world here. This is a must for holiday programming! Especially amongst the LGBTQ+ theatres! Take note!

Pat really thinks of all the logical things I think of when dealing with monsters and urban legends. This play starts out intense, you're a little worried for Pat, until you realize Pat knows exactly what is going on and how to deal with things. Give me more Pat!

Pat! I adore Pat! I want to be as cool as Pat! Pat is just so laid back, can be anything, can do anything, but Pat just chooses to make the world a less...infested place. Pat would be the best character to play, if you can't just be Pat in real life!