Recommended by Cindi Sansone-Braff

Timely, provocative, and funny. A perfect one-minute play that would work great in acting classes to have different actors portray these characters. Thanks for writing this!

I never knew how anyone could write a one-minute play, but reading this play showed me the way! Very clever and well-written, I could see this play being done by a whole class of students, because each one would deliver the lines differently and move differently, and the audience would just roar with laughter.

This monologue is perfect for a live performance or a Zoom play. A fun role for a woman to play, this piece is funny, witty, touching at times, and you will leave feeling a little better for having met Matthew Weaver.

Reincarnation and a reunion - what a great concept! This short piece is well-written, and the dialogue is witty and thought provoking. The characters are believable and funny. Easy to stage and fun to watch, this play would be a real audience pleaser.

Karen and Hannah are two very funny millennials. You feel like you're eavesdropping on your neighbors, and you can't believe what you're hearing. The writing is crisp and fast-paced, and the characters are very relatable.

A witty holiday monologue, one many women can relate to, with a likable character, who will make you laugh.

Witty dialogue, timely, and fun. Simple to stage and I would love to see to actors Zooming this play!

“ I always love plays featuring women of a certain age. This is a fun play, and the characters are feisty. The song numbers are a riot as well. ”

I always love plays featuring women of a certain age. This is a fun play, and the characters are feisty. The song numbers are a riot as well.