Recommended by Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn

It’s always fun when adults get to play children on stage! And this one not only would be fun, but also has a super satisfying ending! If only we could fight wars like children!

Wow, even reindeer stress about making the holidays “perfect.” This is very relatable, despite the fact it’s about reindeer throwing a party for elves. Absolutely adorable as well. This would be fun for everyone!

This is such a lovely little story of a Christmas Eve where people who don't normally get a special holiday moment, get a tiny bit of magic through story telling. And no one is magically transformed, they all retain their inherent selves, but it is clear the characters see their world a little clearer now. For better or worse. But this play will linger in the audience's hearts for a long time.

Good lord! This is absolutely unhinged, surprising and hilarious! And I would love to play the wildly Durang-esque character of Susan! No one can predict what flavor comes next in this short and I am here to taste them all!

Oh my gosh, this hits so hard in the feels right now. Maybe it hits too close to home, but I have a feeling if it doesn't hit too close to home for someone, it will some day. This is tragically beautiful.

The over the top puns and chicken/gender stereotypes are fast and furiously hilarious. This will be a real barn burner of a show! Kooky design opportunities and physical comedy as well, this is absolutely cracked!

An absolutely unhinged, fever dream of a western. “You must pay the rent!” “I can’t pay the rent!” And the character names are so nuts, I really want to play Aunt F’in Pickles! Just to have it on a resume! This is creative word finger painting!

Omg, I went from smiling at the character's coincidental names to laughing out loud at the puns and visual comedy of this play! It's brilliantly weird and fun. Just what I wanted for Christmas!

Oh wow. The consequences of Ray's actions have hit him terribly hard. And the setting of Christmas Eve makes the story feel all the more broken. When people feel entitled to things, or other people, they often get themselves into trouble. And during a holiday when many feel entitled to gifts, Ray is learning what he is truly entitled to. A powerful moment of realization that we get to witness.

This is adorable and I want more Janice, Evelyn and Zilmy tales! Who says once you retire you have nothing left to offer the world. Janice (and maybe even Evelyn) can potentially change the universe with their cookies, time, and organizational skills!