Recommended by Michele Clarke

Fifteen minutes of fast-paced fun. A very clever four-hander that will have you straining to remember your childhood riddles. Lots of places for directors and actors to play. Favorite line: "Oh, boy."

A petulant Picasso, an inept inspector, a late-night confrontation on the banks of the Seine. What's not to love? Clever doubling puts this within reach of any theater bored with English countryside capers!

A moving look at the urgency of overcoming our own fears as parents.

I agree with the other comments. Clever as hell! A goddamned delight!
Seriously, this is a masterpiece. Rhythmic perfection for the human ear (yes, it's iambic pentameter). Delicious characters. Immaculate satire. Brava. Someone please produce this so I can travel to see it!

Taut. Poetic. And packs a jolt. You'll think you know. But you won't. I want to see the rest of this play.

Trigger warning to the grandparents and parents with addiction. Tragic. And truthful. Clear, arresting writing.

There's something rebellious about a 1-minute play. And if you do it right, it's art. Deb Cole's 1-minute abstract piece DA DA is art. Brava.

Terrific concept with a great twist. Love the way this piece is available as sequential monologues and then intertwined -- it packs a different punch. Hard to decide which I prefer. Who else wants Stacey to dialogue with Christine next? :)

Absolutely chilling.

Clever. Heartfelt. And thoroughly charming.