Recommended by Cindi Sansone-Braff

A very funny, well-crafted radio play that makes you feel like partying like it’s 1999! The characters are a hoot, and the fast-paced plot keeps the audience on their toes. The dialogue is witty, believable, and memorable. Perfectly set in the sunshine state, I would love to hear this play on the radio or Zoomed!

It isn’t easy to find a monologue that isn’t talking about the past. This one is set in the present, and that is what makes this monologue great for any actor looking for a perfect audition piece. Funny, yet deadly serious, this is very well-written.

This well-crafted, full-length dramedy tackles some major issues, including: disabilities and the dating disasters of the new millennium. Poignant, funny, and real, I would love to see this staged!

A great setting: the family dinner table. This otherwise nice family can’t seem to get on the same page, even for a minute! This play is funny and it rings oh, so, true!

This play, about a bromance gone wrong, has many twists and turns, with a plot that makes you feel that you have just watched a master magician pull off the greatest disappearing act of all times. It’s a fast-paced piece, with realistic dialogue and believable characters. Envy, resentment, and revenge fuel the plot all the way to the explosive end! Bravo!

The world of make believe that children create is probably God’s saving grace to protect them from the harsh realities of life. A brilliant, short play written from the viewpoint of the children, who seem more grownup than the grownups. Relatable and very stage worthy, this play makes you remember the past: both your own childhood and the one you gave your children. Hauntingly memorable.

A short play that makes you walk a mile in someone else’s shoes. Revenge, justice, the dual nature of the human animal, father/son relationships, and ultimately compassion for others are some of the complex themes packed into a perfectly crafted ten-minute play. Great for the stage, radio, or Zoom.

The situation is awkward, but the well-crafted dialogue just keeps moving the plot forward at a fast pace. The characters are believable, really funny, and at times cringeworthy. I would love to see this play staged!

There is no right or wrong way to grieve, only a lot of mixed feelings, particularly when a relationship was a troubled one. This well-crafted short play takes us on a rocky ride as we witness a roller coaster of fierce emotions ranging from anger to regret and remorse, and ultimately to deep levels of sorrow. Bravo!

An up-and-coming artist paints a portrait of the man she loved. Even though he could never love her the way she needed to be loved, she harbors no bitterness in her heart towards him, only unending, unconditional love. A beautifully written play that will touch your heart and soul. Moving, poignant, and at times heart wrenching, this short play ends on a hopeful and forgiving note. Bravo!