Recommended by Andrea Aptecker

  • Soft Bunny Fluff, A MONOLOGUE
    29 Jan. 2023
    This is a beautiful monologue. It's a gentle and unsparing peek into rural life. I'm certain the person she dedicated the piece to (Dan B.) would be delighted.
  • Windfall
    22 Jan. 2023
    A clever story about ... insurance! And class differences. Beautifully written.
  • The Pity Mourner (Ten Minute)
    20 Jan. 2023
    I found this play utterly charming and elegantly written. What a lovely story about loneliness, and hope.
  • Chemistry
    13 Sep. 2022
    This was lovely, so funny and bittersweet and unique. I love the idea of someone getting paid to deliver in-person messages (or rants) to people in the neighborhood, it's so charming and weird. And the idea of having chemistry is masterfully woven throughout the play. This script is special.
  • OCCUPY HALLMARK a ten-minute play
    25 Jul. 2022
    What a wonderful story about finding love in the most unusual of ways: two people who abhor consumerist romance, and yet find each other in an unlikely meet-cute way (or meet-weird). A charming comedy.
  • The United Plays of America - Kansas
    18 Jan. 2022
    This was magical and heartwarming play about sisters and love and imagination. I'm so looking forward to reading the rest of the States Collection. Fabulous!
  • ENCORE (WITH VIOLIN): A MONOLOGUE
    18 Jan. 2022
    What a strange monologue: I love people on the edge: the edge of sanity, the edge of reason, the edge of falling into the abyss. The woman with the violin is on the edge, and it's completely fabulous.
  • All of the Napkins are Wet (a monologue) (Playing on the Periphery #1)
    22 Sep. 2021
    I just read this monologue in my class with my students, who found Daphne absolutely charming, refreshing, and delightfully zany. A really fun read, and a great monologue for an actor!
  • Birthday Beer
    15 Sep. 2021
    This romantic comedy goes from goofy laughs and quips, to something incredibly charming and lovely. So much fun!
  • How Do You Fall Out Of Love With Country Music?
    17 Jun. 2021
    I found myself holding my breath as I read this monologue, worried the whole time that Amy was going to come to harm by the end of the scene. It's a funny and moving play that addresses politics, race, and a love of country music-- and I was on the edge of my seat.

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