Recommended by John Kelly

Brother and sister Charles and Carrie want to make Uncle Elbert happy by holding a seance to reach their deceased Aunt Sue, Elbert's ex. They hire a "sketchy" medium, Zelda, to bring about the communication between realms. But when Zelda appears to be anything but legitimate, things begin to go haywire. It's just possible Sue has decided to communicate with one and all without the help of the scheming Zelda. Good fun for all. Recommended.

A modern day Cassandra tale set in the hidden recesses of today's theatre. Cleverly constructed and most timely. Do give this play a look. Recommended.

A wickedly clever short that begins as a wild, absurdist comedy and ends... well... you'll need to discover that for yourself. Original, lively, intelligent... loads of fun for the reader or viewer. Recommended!

A most enjoyable comedy about the meeting between two bettors on the 2019 Kentucky Derby who discarded what they believed were their losing tickets after the race, omly to discover that their horse, Country House, had won due to a disqualification. Fast and fun. Enjoy!

A wonderful radio comedy about a man - Paul - who visits the Metropolitan Museum of Modern Art and is convinced by Temanava - the bare-breasted Tahitian woman of Gauguin's "Whispered Words" - that he is, in fact, the reincarnation of the famous painter. Clever, catchy, and captivating, this work is sure to please. Wonderful style. Brava!

A touching comedy about divorce,and starting over, and children finding acceptance of their parent's life beyond themselves. Funny, thoughtful, and even a bit tenderhearted. Or in one word - Wonderful! Highly recommended

A supremely touching two hander about a young female violin instructor, Daisy, and her older male student, Anderson. The reason behind Anderson's interest in learning to play is sure to touch the heart of every reader and audience member. Bravo! Highly recommended.

A wonderfully written, touching two-hander about love and life... hate and reproach... homophobia and religion. So much is included in this fine work. Highly Recommended.

A wonderful two-hander featuring two superb roles for two older - no, make that mature - or better yet, sage - male actors. Michael and Will, a gay couple, are trapped with one another (on a Saturday, of all days!) when their building's elevator is out of use. It's thirteen stories to the ground - too far for either of them to travel. Which means... they are joyously trapped with one another. Highly recommended!

A wonderfully serious short play about psychiatry and people... and caring and taking time... and oh, so much more. Miss Diagnosed looks simple - and in some ways it is - but it is a touching and important play. By all means, give it a read! Recommended.