Recommended by Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn

An extremely powerful and important short play. This is a story we need to be reminded. And we have to keep reminding people until we stop forgetting.

This would be a fun way to start off any holiday variety show or evening of short plays! And everyone can be involved in the intro! Snarky and meta, my favorite way to start a show!

This would be a great monologue for an actor to do an animal embodiment exercise with. It would be very fun to play and even more fun to watch!

I used to say things like "It smells like 1987 in here!" And I sincerely meant it. I am one of those people that can be transported by aromatic stimuli. And that is what makes this play so eerie and disturbing to me. I really want to know what this lab is studying! A great episode for Theatrical Shenanigans!

This couple seems so happy. Who am I to judge their pairing? Absolutely sweet in an almost scary way. This is definitely a conversation starter about relationships and expectations in human companions!

Boone is an amazing character. You just want to sit and listen to him tell modern day tall tales forever! And you get a whole lot of them in just this one monologue! I will be using a lot of his phrase-ology in the near future, myself. This is so funny and so clever. Boone definitely deserves his own series!

Even if you haven't been through exactly what Nancy has been through, her emotions are accessible and relatable to us all. This feels like Nancy's rock bottom, but we can picture future scenes where Nancy DOES find her Darcy. After all she's been through and does to protect her daughter from the truth of the situation, despite how it makes Nancy looks to her, Nancy deserves her happy ending. I believe she will get it, too.

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!