Recommended by John Kelly

Ah, relationships... they come, they go... and sometimes they come back in unexpected ways. A joyful short play that is sure to find its way onto many a stage. Brava!

An intriguing space odyssey for fans of science fiction and horror. Featuring two fine roles for female actors, this short is sure to find its way onto many a stage. Recommended.

An excellent short work about two "unique" individuals who meet under "unique" circumstances. Both Kerry and Jason have secrets - and one "unique" secret that will forever bind them to one another. Wonderful roles for two actors. Highly recommended!

An outstanding two-hander about the challenges of family and relationships. Mark's been in prison. His brother Tom stood in for him while he was away - in too many ways. Moving and well written. Recommended!

A wonderful two-hander about a terrible subject - child abuse. Sometimes everyone needs a little help in opening up to others. That help can come in unexpected ways - from unexpected characters. Give this play a read, it will be well worth your time.

A true "slice of life" - about a life lost, and the affect that such loss can have upon family. "Remembrance" provides us a momentary glimpse into the life of the Ryans, Jean and Jim, after the passing of their father, the family patriarch. Jim is to deliver his Papa's eulogy - his remembrance - at a wake that evening, but discovers he can find no words appropriate for the moment. Wonderfully written and truly moving, with strong character roles for both actors. Highly recommended!

Just because you've been the object of prejudice doesn't mean you can't be prejudiced. A short, affecting two-hander worthy of your attention. Very well done!

Ah, the problems created by a simple typo... well that, and a few misplaced utterances. A joyous comedy that deserves accolades and applause. Very well done! Brava!

A touching two-hander about the "simple complexities" of sisterhood. As Amanda faces a threatening operation, both she and her sister Bri must find ways to deal with the possible outcomes of the procedure. Each sister confronts illness and death in her own way until a secret, long held silent, brings them together. Told with joy and honesty, this is a wonderful play with excellent roles for young adult women. Recommended!

Two women - very different but with very much in common - share a few moments together. One is homeless, the other from a loveless family. Their lives aren't changed from their meeting, but one feels that they just might be, sometime soon. A wonderful two-hander with fine roles for two good actresses. Brava!