Recommended by John Kelly

A situation all too often confronted by our society... a school shooting... a loss. Both personal and impersonal. Wouldn't it be nice if we never had to say goodbye for a reason such as this. Nicely written. Recommended.

A powerful short about a situation that, God forbid, could very easily come about today. Or tomorrow. Taut, tense, terrific. Recommended!

Sad, isnt it, when older folks have to scheme to get attention from the younger members of their families... but that's the premise of Two Schemers On A Bench by Marj O'Neill-Butler... a thoroughly enjoyable gentle comedy with two fine roles for two older male actors. Should be great fun for senior theatre groups. Recommended!

Run, don't walk, to get a copy of this wonderfully comic play by the inimitable Rex McGregor. Fast, funny, with superb roles for three very lucky actors. A brilliant comedy sure to please audiences the world over. Highest recommendation!

A wonderfully wicked play that is perfectly political for these oh so challenging times of ours. First rate. Give it more than just a look - give it your consideration... true consideration. Bravo! Highly recommended.

Love... it can be expressed in so many different ways. In TULLY, Alexa Schoffel brings us two siblings, AJ and Jessie. AJ is soon to be off to college - a college far from home... and far from Jessie. And that's a change Jessie isn't quite ready for. Dealing with change can be difficult, but these two wonderful characters find a way to overcome its effects. A warm and wonderful play for two young performers. Highly recommended.

Another thoroughly enjoyable comedy from the wonderfully whacky mind of Ken Preuss. Dreams... nightmares... reality... illusion... it's all here. Enjoy! Most recommended!

Simple... straightforward... moving. That's all there is, and that's enough. Brava! Recommended.

Marylou DiPietro's WONDER BREAD is a wonder-ful, sorrow-ful, pain-ful, but ultimately moving drama about a mother and child's dysfunctional relationship. Brava! Recommended.

Alaina Tennant's Freiheit is a powerful, moving one act sure to gain attention from readers and theatres. Set in Nazi Germany, University student Hans Scholl works to prepare and distribute anti-fascist political leaflets with his Russian friend Alex Schmorell. Due to the danger involved, they seek to keep their activities from Han's younger sister Sophie. But things don't always go as planned. Highly recommended.