Recommended by Michele Clarke

A great demonstration of how one-minute plays are almost tailor made for life's moments of truth.

Schedule this one into your calendar when your audience needs to restore its faith in humanity... or roommates... or friends... well, you get the idea. :)

Get ready. There's a gut punch of a twist at the end of this thought-provoking two-hander.

Debra Cole has created a new genre - Cringe Cute! This would be a terrific scene in a full-length about planning a wedding.

The more controversial your point, the more levity you need. H. Avery offers a masterwork of criticism here -- a comical/absurdist setup with inept parents that unleashes increasingly piercing rebukes of the medical establishment, the emotional-support establishment, the charitable fundraising establishment, the torture-as-conversion-therapy establishment, the sterilization-as-ultimate-goal establishment, the patriarchy-indoctrination establishment, those who pervert the intention of DNRs, and more. Very skillfully done.

A provocative piece that will definitely get audiences talking.

... but how did Sandy know about Emily and the green dress? This psychological thriller will keep audiences talking long after the performance.

Okay. Which theaters in Silicon Valley or Seattle are brave enough to stage this dead-on metaphor for the ostrich-head-in-the-sand 'morality' of autonomous driving executives, AI-industry executives, tobacco executives, etc etc etc. Just brilliant.

Kick off your evening of Irish plays with this gem. Kevin is a master of the genre - the conflicting motivations, the irresistable colloquialisms, and ending with the perfect twist.

Bone chilling. Also, something tells me their evening isn't going to end well...