Recommended by Vivian Lermond

Sisters can have secrets they might not be anxious to reveal. Miller carefully weaves a tight storyline and gives us a bang-up twist of a finish! Love it!

Crafting a one-minute play well is challenging, but Weagly masters it with IMPERFECT ANGELS, a play that gives a bit of glory to our imperfections. I enjoyed the read!

Crafting a one-minute play well is challenging, but Weagly masters it with IMPERFECT ANGELS, a play that gives a bit of glory to our imperfections. I enjoyed the read!

A one-minute masterpiece that "speaks" loudly to the state of human disconnection. A thought provoking piece that makes you think.

A fun, quirky monologue that is sure to get a Santa-sized "HO HO HO" from any holiday audience, especially those of us theatre peeps who have experienced the less festive side of a community theatre group.

Timing is everything, especially in a one-minute play. Duhon lays on the conflict driven plot, then fully masters a perfect switcheroo and a satisfying resolution. A treasure!

A lovely little play that says a lot in one minute! CALL GRANDMA would be a 60 second play festival delight!

I love a monologue that gives an actor plenty of wiggle room to play with subtext. SORRY I'M LATE does just that. A fast-paced, funny piece of work!

Well-crafted realistic characters, superbly written dialogue, tasty conflict and a hopeful finish - what more could you want in a play? Nothing, I say! Ruyle taps into human experience like an expert, and the result is a gift to any audience. Produce!

It's time for a formal parental meet -and -great with their son's latest love interest. A proper British tea served up by an over-zealous mum makes for a wonderful comedic backdrop to the storyline, which delivers some tasty twists and most unexpected turns. A different kind of story about love and acceptance that really "takes the cake".