Recommended by Jack Levine

CHRISTOPHER PLUMRIDGE is a playwright with an amazing imagination and ability to write wonderful plays and monologues. “My Hired Hand” is beautiful as it touches us in a deep and profound way. If only, we were less judgmental, more compassionate, and showed kindness. I loved this monologue.

MONICA CROSS is an outstanding playwright. “A Bad Connection” is a beautifully written sci-fi of a lonely college girl and her Robot companion. There is so much we can expect from AI, but there are limitations. Perhaps, someday a Robot will be able to be more than a limited ‘being’, but for now Robots will play a good game of chess but not mend a broken heart.

JOHN BUSSER brings forth his genius in a hilarious sci-fi, which will have audiences roaring with laughter. “Steve Of Absence (A Lighter Companion Piece To This Person Did Exist) is worth the read.

JACQUELYN FLOYD-PRISKORN has written a warm and lovely 1 minute play about the true love between ourselves and our wonderful companion. “Brampton’s Truth” will bring a few tears, fond memories, and wonderful thoughts about “our Brompton”, or for me it was “Fritz”.

MOREY NORKIN shows us what might happen if Steve Jobs hadn’t invented the iPhone. “Can You Hear Me Now?” is a fun parody and will delight audiences.

RACHEL FEENY-WILLIAMS has written and had produced a phenomenal number of plays. I don’t know how she does it. I highly recommend “ROYALS”. Again, RACHEL’s imagination comes through, and to think this play was written in one day! BRAVO!

DEBRA A. COLE put together an interesting, humorous, and sentimental play. I thoroughly enjoyed “Oldest In The Country - A Radio Play”. There was plenty of charm and colorful characters. I really like the twist at the end.

WENDY VOGEL’s “How You Win” is a beautiful scene from a full length play. I was moved by the everlasting love between Paul and his wife, who has passed away from cancer. Loneliness, regret, and guilt are only some of the intense emotions in the scene.

ADAM RICHTER has a great sense of humor. He also can create an interesting story with twists and turns. I got a charge out of this play, and I think you will like it, too. Please read “Creator’s Dilemma”. It brings sci-fi, relationships, and humor together.

STEVEN G. MARTIN is a master at writing 1 minute plays. “A Minute Past Midnight on Valentine’s Day, or, the Untold Truth About Romantics” is brilliantly written. Love is such a complex emotion and almost certainly can be felt differently by those who experience it.