Recommended by Jack Levine

It was a pleasure to read this play. Two characters are covered with cake frosting but have hidden feelings which are revealed. JACQUELYN FLOYD-PRISKORN’s plays never disappoint. This dark comedy is witty, interesting, and thought provoking. BRAVO!

Have you ever had a one-sided conversation with your spouse, boyfriend or girlfriend? Don’t you just want to scream, “Listen to me for once! Talk to me for once! I have things to say and you better listen and communicate with me OR ELSE!” JOHN BUSSER has written a witty monologue of what a neglected wife might really want to say to her husband, whom she loves and hates. But is her husband listening? You will find this monologue brilliant!

You will need to buckle your seatbelt and make sure you are ready for a most wonderful romantic comedy with characters, who will make you laugh and cry with sheer joy. I was captivated from the first to last scenes with the brilliant creative talent of CINDI SANSONE-BRAFF. You will fall in love with the characters and care about them. And best of all, you will be delighted with the ending.

I was truly touched by this heartfelt monologue. When a loved one passes, we need to hang on to the wonderful memories we had together. PHILIP MIDDLETON WILLIAMS has crafted a powerful and emotional outpouring of memories, feelings, and love. I would love to see this performed.

Buckle up, you will be taken on an adventure of romance, love-lost and love-gained, life changes, murders or not, intrigue, and some real witty dialogue. Each character in the play comes to life in a vivid story, which will keep your attention throughout. Twists and turns, surprises, and much more make this marvelous work of extraordinaire playwright DOUG DIVITA a winner. Such a good play!

I love the satirical manner in which Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn retells the old Biblical story of Adam and Eve. The issue of women’s rights, gay marriage, relationship of man and woman, and purpose and influence of God, are handed in a fast-moving, witty, and thoughtful way,

I found this play to be endearing. Two elderly people use ‘modern technology’ of Zoom to have a blind date. The characters are relatable. COVID-19 has added a new challenge to lonely seniors finding connections. You will love this play!

I read this play and was truly moved by it. I had to read it a second time only because the play is so powerful. Philip Middleton Williams has written about things lost, things found - life with deep feelings. You will absolutely be captivated with the strong character relationships.

This is a fantastic monologue! I had to laugh at the part of the young daughter, as it reminded me about my daughters and now grandchildren. And the idea of erasing a mistake really was something I have wished from time to time. Great work!

I really enjoyed reading this play. It told a story in one-minute which made an emotional impact on me.