Recommended by Cindi Sansone-Braff

This clever, well-crafted short play reminds us all that humility is a virtue worth cultivating. Appropriate for all ages, this play would be a welcomed addition to any one-act play festival. This play within a play makes you squirm because you feel as if you have sneaked into a community theater rehearsal and are watching a frustrated director duking it out with a pompous windbag of an actor, who thinks he is God’s gift to the stage. I loved, loved, loved the ending!

A funny, well-paced short play that reminds us just how scary reality TV shows can be. The British host of “Haunted Hangouts” is a riot as she tries to make something out of nothing. The bored camera guy cracked me up, and Willow and her only customer in the Elk Moon Cafe kept the comedy coming. I would love to see this play staged or Zoomed.

Be careful what you wish for! We all want a soul mate, but could there be too much of a good thing? Appropriate for all ages, this New Age play, is both thought-provoking and entertaining. This short play takes us on a wild ride from life in spirit, to life on earth, and back again. Whether you read it or see it on stage, enjoy the ride!

This full-length play has a most original setting for a play: a golf course. It’s totally fascinating as you get to witness, voyeur-like, four sets of golfers maneuvering their way around the course and around the many twists and turns of life itself. This play is over-the-top funny, with riveting dialogue and realistic characters. Complete with a narrator, who comments and carefully guides us through the play, it has the feel of that great, American classic, “Our Town.” Beyond stageworthy, this play is a true theatrical masterpiece.

Ex’s can be a real pain in the butt, but this one, from the grave - well, read the play for yourself and find out why this dead ex is truly an unforgettable one. This play is funny, real, with some of the most well-crafted dialogue I have ever read. It holds your interest from start to finish, and the characters are believable, likable, and memorable. I would love to see this staged!

“...when first we practice to deceive ...” Great parts for two actresses to sink their teeth into. Clever dialogue, plot twists and turns, and fascinating characters make for one rocky ride on the Staten Island Ferry. Well-paced and really funny at times, this short play packs quite a punch.

If you were a fan of the original “The Twilight Zone,” than you will really love this. Riveting, frightening, and suspenseful, this play keeps you on the edge of your seat from beginning to end. The plot, characters, theme, and dialogue all work together to make this an unforgettable short play. Bravissimo!

Three longtime friends, with a complicated past, filled with drama and trauma, decide to reenact that past by writing and starring in a play, to be staged at their fifteen year high school reunion. What courage! How crazy is that! A play with a twist and man, would I love to be as fly on the wall, at that high school reunion! Easy to stage, fast moving, and thought-provoking. Bravo!

What is art? This witty, well-crafted, ten-minute play certainly lets you know that art and what constitutes art is - most definitely - not a black and white issue that can easily be resolved. Fast moving and polished, this play is certainly stage worthy. Bravo!

A timely monologue about life in the time of Corona. Yes, COVID-19 makes you: crazy neurotic, talk to yourself, and afraid to be within six feet of another human being. Funny, sad, and relatable, a must-see!