Recommended by Hannah Lee DeFrates

This is a delightful, self-aware, dark comedy. With an absurd situation and a cast of characters, everyone seems to know their role except for the titular character! "The Murder of Harold French" points an existential lens at fate and the trope of the tragic murder. Well done!

This play would be a wild time to go see live. So funny!

As a fan of "The Twelfth Night," "Eleventh Night" is a prequel that cannot be missed. The dialogue is ironic in all the best ways, and the sisterhood presented is iconic. I love this short play.

Bellatrix LeStrange, Severus Snape, and a Golden Snitch walk into a fan club meeting, and argue about gatekeeping. Perfect for fans of Harry Potter, "Tickle That Dragon" is full of references, silly costumes, and teenage drama. Rex McGregor has written tongue-in-cheek comedy that I find enjoyable and would love to see.

"Married to Time" is a heartwarming short with dialogue that flows so very nicely. Sarah Cho manages to marry sci-fi with domestic comedy, and blends it nicely. Judy and Mark's conversation both touched my soul and made me laugh.
I love this little play and so badly want to see it performed.

"The Paranormal Club's Seventh Annual Haunted House Sleepover" is a spooky little play that almost feels like "Scooby Doo" meets "Evil Dead." Featuring distinct characters, fun dialogue, and a creepy twist; Cole Hunter Dzubak's audio drama is ideal for Halloween season!

With a title like "'All Star' by Smash Mouth has been my Alarm for Eight Years and my Girlfriend Hates it" how could I not give it a read? Despite being super short, this piece is very funny and so real.
I can see this script doing very well as a Tiktok skit or something of the like.

"Harvest (or: Survivalist Corn Maze)" is an intriguing sketch with the feel of an SNL fall special. It straddles the line between silly and creepy and has a tone perfect for spooky season.

"The Proposals" is a farcical little rom-com full of fun and surprises. This play features a powerful woman and love for the underdog. With distinct characters, silly mishaps, and shocking twists, Bob Allen paints a comedy perfect for a theatre festival.

In the midst of the Elmo vs Rocco era, comes this fun spoof by Greg Lam. Similar to "Avenue Q," this piece toys with the conventions of the infamous muppet-led children's program. A spoof of both Sesame Street and the film noir style, "The Street Has I's" is a silly, witty piece, perfect for all ages.