Recommended by Jack Levine

  • 10min - On The Other Side
    23 Jan. 2024
    Xander Zweig’s 10-minute play is an interesting piece. I would imagine the audience will want to talk about it long after leaving the theater. “On The Other Sides” challenges our feelings, and depending on our perspective, one might expect a different reaction.
  • Not Like Us (a ten minute play)
    9 Oct. 2023
    Mark Harvey Levine’s ten-minute play, “Not Like Us”, takes a unique situation to tell us a story about racism. I am a great admirer of Mr. Levine’s works and this short tale was no disappointment.
  • 7 Minutes to Live
    14 Feb. 2023
    RICHARD LYONS CONLON captured my attention right from the start in his brilliant gem, “7 Minutes to Live”. I laughed out loud throughout. There were surprises, ups and downs, and much to talk about. I highly recommend this gem!
  • The Sound
    12 Feb. 2023
    SARAH CAROLINE BILLINGS’ play, “The Sound”, deals with a young child trying to overcome her insecurities, loss of a loved one, feelings of grief and anger. I was thoroughly engrossed in this gem right from the beginning. Bravo!
  • RING-O-LEVIO!
    25 Dec. 2022
    IRWIN HAHN has once again written a witty romantic comedy in which you will laugh, love, and be mesmerized by a piece written by one of the best storytellers I know. “RING-O-LEVIO!” will delight any audience and should be produced! BRAVO!!!
  • Ministering Angel
    17 Dec. 2022
    CORY SKURDAL’s play, “Ministering Angel”, had an unexpected twist and held my interest throughout. Truths were revealed about perceptions and prejudices, as we sometimes judge - often too quickly and inaccurately - people we meet for the first time.
  • The Patient - Full Length Thriller
    12 Dec. 2022
    RYAN KAMINSKI’s “The Patient - Full Length Thriller”, keeps your interest from ‘lights up’ to ‘curtain down’. The characters are interesting and the twists and turns keep you guessing. There is a lot going for this play.
  • Waiting On Mom, Who Already Left
    20 Oct. 2022
    I am always delighted when I read one of JOHN BUSSER’s gems. “Waiting On Mom, Who Already Left” didn’t disappoint me, as I laughed, got choked up, giggled, and got the warm heartfelt feeling that comes when a play reminds you of a similar moment in your life. In my case, it was with my brother after our mother passed away. Great job, John! This is another wonderful play!
  • People Should Talk About What's Real
    4 Oct. 2022
    This is my first read of a full-length play by ALLI HARTLEY-KONG, and it certainly won’t be my last. I am totally blown away with this heartfelt, witty, inspirational, unapologetic gem on the touchy, emotional subjects of abortion and adoption. “PEOPLE SHOULD TALK ABOUT WHAT’S REAL” is breathtaking. I was engrossed in the play from start to finish. I highly recommend this be read and produced!
  • A Crooked French Affair
    25 Sep. 2022
    KIM E. RUYLE has written a wonderful, comedic play in which you can thoroughly enjoy the humor while being entertained by interesting characters and relationships. “A Crooked French Affair” will delight audiences and be a big hit at any festival. I highly recommend this play!

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