Recommended by Hannah Lee DeFrates

In this short, the catcaller finally gets a taste of his own medicine. Haas' short made me "smile."

What do you do when you've been literally made for each other but you've been married for 300 long years?
Sometimes blintzes are the answer.

This play is a work of art. Once again, Rex McGregor has crafted a clever little script with such charming characters to drive the plot.
I also love the little connection to "The Merry Widow," because much like the widow-herself-Marietta knows the right words to trick her very own Danilo into doing what she wants.
Bravo!

No matter how sad we are, some memories are not worth cutting up. This play is really interesting. It draws you in and then punches you in the gut once you realize what's going on. PRIOR ENGAGEMENT is a slice of life drama that shows a side of grief that often isn't shown, and it also gives us two characters who are there for each other. Well done.

"Sometimes a flower is just a flower."
In this clever piece, O'Keeffe learns that Freud does not belong in the art studio.
With Freud's constant insistences about O'Keeffe's paintings, despite O'Keeffe's negations of his theories, Hall has managed to capture the frustration of misinterpretation and over-analysis in art. Plus, the moment when Freud goes to sleep and O'Keeffe has a moment to fully explain her true inspiration (which differs largely from the psychologist's assumptions) is absolutely beautiful and heartbreaking. This play gets me fired up. It's really interesting and smart. Everyone should read it...produce it too!

This play is hilarious. Dzubak has truly captured the reality of putting a necklace on another person in all the awkwardness that comes with that action. Not to mention, the character descriptions and stage directions had me giggling. Well done!

What an intriguing concept. Borengasser is right; life is a story and stories have narrators. And in her hour of need, Karen's narrator provides a divine intervention, becoming the friend she never knew she had. This is such an interesting play and it would be so cool to see onstage!

Oh. My. Gosh.
I did not expect that! Clever wordplay, terrifying and raw, OPEN MIC NIGHT is a dark comedy with a big twist (of the knife, perhaps?). If you're looking for a good horror piece, give this one a shot!

A tragic mystery paired with movement and the supernatural, DO NOT LET ME FALL is a masterpiece. Everything is laid out so poignantly from the setting to the dialogue to the cast of characters.
Through Helena, Rachel Feeny-Williams has shown that in situations of abuse, we need to speak up against what is wrong.
I have chills. This play will be so powerful onstage.

A successful woman bumps off her husband of many years seemingly out of the blue...I know what you're thinking: "Why?" Well...Maybe you should just wait until the end.
This dark comedy is tricky and clever with a game built upon riddles and questions that can only be answered with more questions. This play is a treat for strong actors and intelligent audiences.