Recommended by Jack Levine

The warning of “Don’t wish for something unless you’re prepared to have it come true” certainly can be said of this wonderful piece. I found it to be a fun read. ALICE JOSEPHS brings us into an interesting scenario, and we are left to ponder what will happen to a small nation with such high hopes. “A Throne Too Far - Script in a Day” challenges preconceived notions and is entertaining.

This one-minute monologue is a beautifully written insight into the difference of lust and love, and how one fades away while the other grows. This is such a powerful piece, as it drives home an important message. “Fire” will light up any stage with its message, and it will be a great piece for a strong female actor. VIVIAN LERMOND never disappoints in her writing.

JOHN MABEY is one of the best playwrights in my estimation. I always love his plays and monologues. In this marvelous piece, you have a 3-Act play in ONE page, which tells a breathtaking story of a vampire love affair. I highly recommend “A 3-Act, Centuries-Long Love Affair (Abridged). It is a fun play with meaning. Bravo!

This 10-minute play will really grip the audience with the terror of what might become of our society someday. As an actor, I love the possibilities of playing one of the roles. As a playwright, I marveled at the depth of many layers in such a short, but meaningful piece.

This is such a delightful short play. I love the banter of what two newborn fraternal twins might say upon entering our world. This piece will give the audience a lot to think about and talk about when they leave the theater.

Oh, what a state of affairs! Alison wants to move-on five years after her husband died. But the ghost of her husband won’t have it and is determined to stop her. “Tidy Away My Soul” is fun and witty, and a sure audience pleaser.

This is a delightful play with a fun twist at the end. Brad is so sure of himself. He expects all girls will gladly succumb to his looks and charms. In a fun piece, RACHEL FEENY-WILLIAMS brilliantly blows up Brad’s expectations. This will be a totally fun play for the male and female lead roles. “Such A Waste” is a gem!

We all love our pet. They are like our child and play an important part in our lives. We also expect whomever we bring into our house to be kind, and hopefully loving, to our pet. “Good Boy?” has a bit of a ‘fight of wills’ between the boyfriend and girlfriend’s dog. “Good Boy?” is a fun play, as we watch to see who wins out.

I love the way Rachel Feeny-Williams so brilliantly shows us how seemly over-the-top emotions can be a good thing. A wife loves her husband and wants the world to know how proud she is of his accomplishments. It is the way she is. What would happen if all of a sudden, the wife became “Emotionless”?

Sometimes we wish for something to happen, and then when it’s about to take place, we might get cold feet. “The Meeting” gives us an interesting view of a writer’s torment of trying very hard to get their play produced, and then, questioning the intention of the potential Producer.