Recommended by Cindi Sansone-Braff

A moving monologue that could work well on Zoom, stage, or radio. A great part for a woman of a certain age, with a message for younger women that really packs a punch. Easy to stage, well-crafted, and poignant, this short play leaves the audience thinking about all the bad choices they’ve made in the past, and wondering, can they still choose again? Bravo!

I always love a play about finding love when and where you least expect it. Charming, funny, and suspenseful, this play keeps you wondering: Where is this going? The end won’t disappoint. I would love to see this play performed twice, right in a row, with a young couple and then with a much older couple. Bravo!

A down-and-out man is befriended by a kind and compassionate boy. Throw in an angel and you have a short play that touches the heart. This dramedy reminds us to be in gratitude for what we have, because in a New York minute everything can change, and sadly, not always for the better. Appropriate for all ages, this play begs to be staged!

Finding love in this crazy, modern world isn’t easy, but mix overpriced coffee, a date with Jesus, a woman looking for some answers, and a kind barista and, well, it might just be a recipe for love. A fun read that leaves you wondering ...

What we do for love! This romantic comedy, made totally original by the coupling of an earthling and a space alien, proves only love matters. The sacrifice this intergalactic traveler makes for love really touched my heart, and it will warm yours as well. The characters are well-developed, the dialogue is witty, and the play is well-crafted. Bravo, Rex McGregor!

A very funny play about life in America today, and the way grown daughters seem to find everything about their mothers irritating. Yet, every now and again throughout this well-crafted short play, there are tender moments when these two women connect, and the love between them is palpable. Two likable characters that are believable and easy to relate to.

Our past relationships often come back to haunt us, and this very funny, moving, full-length dramedy , complete with three over-the-top ghosts, proves this point. Fully-developed characters, with a riveting plot, and witty dialogue, “Paranormal Love,” is modern theater at its best! Brava, Jennifer O’Grady!

Being 18, young and infatuated with someone twice your age, then passionately expressing your deepest feelings, even though the result wasn’t what you hoped for or what you wanted, takes courage and a leap of faith. A moving piece about unrequited love that leaves you hopeful that one day this young man will find his true soul mate.

Funny, surprising, poignant one-act about a runaway bride, who suddenly doesn’t know if she is straight or gay. Impulsively she lands at the doorstep of a college friend, still dressed in her wedding gown, and spills out her heart. Yes, life is messy, friendships are murky, and memory can sometimes play strange tricks on us. Two great parts for women! Loved it!

I had the pleasure of seeing this play as produced by Three Three’s Off-Stage/On-Line series and just loved it. Reading it, I got to further appreciate the rich subtext beneath each well-conceived bit of dialogue. I especially loved the character of the dad, a man of few words, but the ones he speaks are filled with love and understanding. Timely, thought-provoking, and well-crafted, this play is appropriate for all ages.