Recommended by Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn

This two hander of very different men, trapped at sea, will be a great showcase for your character actors.
The tension is high, but so is the comedy!

This did not go remotely how I expected it to and I am delighted for it! What a fun little play to add to your spooky season lineup!

This monologue is all about keeping the spirit of Halloween year round. A very relatable and frustrated parent is trying to wrangle their kids, but the parent's frustration makes more sense when you really get to know the family. A good laugh for spooky season.

This play starts off right at tension level 10, but as you think you are being released, instead you are being twisted. The things Elena tells Bob about holding her caged really hit home, it's a wonderful monologue. A very intense story of grief with a sci-fi spin.

This isn't just a story about ghost hunters. This is a story about someone looking for answers. On both sides of the veil. Freya takes all the right risks to get those answers out in the open, despite the terrifying journey.

Fascinating how this Japanese style horror story is not unlike a Grimm fairytale. The imagery is strong and haunting, but there is also a lesson woven within. Would be extremely powerful to witness live.

Oh my gosh, at first this was really intense and I was beginning to really dislike Robin's darkness. But, then my own personal philosophy was proven correct...CAKE IS THE ANSWER TO EVERYTHING! Absolutely delightful spooky play with a wonderfully "sweet" ending!

You never know how or when the darkness can hit you. Some people get there through no fault of their own, but definitely believe it is their fault. Then there are those who made terrible choices that dragged them into the abyss. Trevor is a wonderfully deep and flawed character who is in a self-imposed loop of atonement to help those who are faultless to get out of their dark journey. A very nuanced look at despair and how it affects people.

This is a cute play for young audiences AND young performers. There are opportunities for the performers to really take on the animal qualities while learning about the animals and where they are from, as well as being respectful of friends and their feelings. All while surfing at Christmas time!

I actually remember this news story! This is a great lobster "tale" and honestly should be part of an evening of "rare creatures" monologues and scenes. True stories!