Recommended by John Kelly

A superbly written short play about love and loss, with an ending that is truly unexpected. Wonderful characters for actors to portray. Highly recommended!

A tale based upon real life... Tony (and his unseen spouse, Susan) are new to New York City and meet one of their neighbors.... a woman who's obviously one of the city's most colorful inhabitants. She brash, bold, foul mouthed... and intriguing. A woman of the 70s. This engaging two-hander offers fine roles for the actors playing Tony and Delia. Recommended.

This wonderfully simple two-hander is clever, witty, ludicrous, and - oh, heck, let's just say it - a sheer joy from start to finish. Who knew bees could have issues? Highly recommended!

Two former roommates from years past meet once again - but today isn't quite the past, and the men are not the men they were years ago. This taut, edgy short play offers wonderful roles for a black actor and a white actor. Highly Recommended!

Rebukes, recriminations, and revenge are all revealed when a divorced couple find themselves stuck at the top of a roller coaster with one another. But then... looking back, there were the good times... weren't there? This enjoyable two-hander provides performers two fine roles to play. Recommended.

What begins as the modern retelling of the Faustian legend - selling one's soul to the devil - turns with a pair of new twists to heighten the intrigue. Would You? is both clever and well-written. Recommended.

A powerful, plaintive work about the possibilities of life - those anticipated and celebrated while young, and those missed and mourned later in life. Painting Seventeen is a truly outstanding work which provides actresses two wonderful characters to portray. Brava!

A wonderful two-hander about two distinct individuals in a truly unique situation. Sara Jean Accuardi has a superb ability to create modern true-to life dialogue. The banter jumps off the page. I'm a fan! Brava!

A gripping work of suspense that holds the audience's attention from first to last. This two-hander offers fine roles to both performers lucky enough to play Larry and Jenna. Most recommended.

A most enjoyable comic two-hander about love, marriage, and expectations. The first two of the three are wonderful. The third - expectations - can prove to be a bit tricky, as Rachel and Howard, on the eve of their engagement party, discover. This short provides two fine roles for comic actors. Recommended.