Recommended by Bryan Stubbles

  • "Freakin' Ow"
    19 Jun. 2020
    A one joke, one minute monologue...but a very good one.
  • Laundry Limbo
    17 Mar. 2020
    Mattie wrote this at a workshop we did. It's really funny and very creative. Highly recommended.
  • How To Boil An Egg: A One-Minute Monologue
    13 Feb. 2020
    Pretty damn good. So many American playwrights shy away from ambiguity. Not here. Love this. Now I want a monologue about French toast.
  • Mr. Fluffles
    3 Feb. 2020
    "Not everyone is as brave as you." Mr. Fluffles is full of love and wisdom in this gently funny and uniquely touching play. A must-read, must-produce, must-see play.
  • Damn You Look Good
    3 Feb. 2020
    Effective monologue about age and defying stereotypes. Also, I learned what "middle- aged foreplay" is.
  • A World Without Allergies; A Talk by Dr. Kramer
    2 Feb. 2020
    I read this because my childhood doctor was also named Dr. Kramer. YOU should read this because Leyva's Dr. Kramer is mind-meltingly insane.
  • Fable
    2 Feb. 2020
    A memory play with June Havoc and Gypsy Rose Lee? Tonys, please! As usual, Ethel Merman steals the show.
  • Drive-Thru (a five minute play)
    31 Jan. 2020
    An exploration of loneliness and disconnect in typical humorous Mark Harvey Levine fashion. Recommended.
  • Police Tape
    25 Jan. 2020
    Loneliness personified in play format.
  • Lightly Touch Your Heart
    24 Jan. 2020
    A dim sum-sized set of short plays with something to say. You must read it for Seth the Hipster dweeb.

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