Recommended by Vivian Lermond

A poignant, reflective piece, so relatable to everyone who has lost a loved one, but goes on to live a life gifted by the blessing of beautiful memories.

CABANA BOY is fast-paged, engaging storytelling with unique, believable characters, solid plot structure and a resolution that leaves us feeling happy and hopeful for Mitch and Ben.
Williams carefully weaves comedic moments between conflict and tension, and the result is one gem of a play! This is a play that deserves production!

A great, unique one-minute ride through the dark side with a perfect little twist at the finale! Love that real estate agent!

What a fun 10-minute romp through mother-in-law land! Vansant deftly delivers believable tension and distinct generational conflict. Love the endless possibilities for physical comedy!

Whaley is well-versed in jurisprudence and voices his experience with the law through the voices of his characters. WRONG WHEN DECIDED is a short play about imagined back door dealings with Supreme Court Justices that smacks with realism, and is very apropos to current questions about the integrity of our current Supreme Court. A must read!

The verbal simplicity ... the staccato delivery of this expression of traumatic loss goes layers deep ... captures the numbness of the tragic experience of watching a loved one fade away. A powerful, poignant portrayal of love and dealing with grief. Just beautiful!

A combination of a loosely history-based story line plus imagination renders a script that lets us traverse centuries and take us to the challenges of 21st century LGBTQ issues. Expect a well-woven plot and honest characters. You won't be disappointed!

When you mix plot twists and satire, you get a great story! Moran paces the structure of this short play perfectly, and the result is laugh-out-loud fun! A gem of a play meant to jump off the written page and go live on stage!

I love well-crafted holiday plays, and this two-hander sure fits the bill! Baker skips the fluff and gets right to the conflict and the core issue of reconciliation. Distinctive character voices and great pacing! Produce!

When the past and the present converge, memory can draw natural lines of demarcation between recollections and truth. Ian Thai gives us wonderful, quirky comedic characters and employs a successful use of flash back to allow us to engage in a dance down nostalgia lane that is very satisfying. A unique play in scope that will prove a wonderful trigger for personal recall of your own "then and now".