Recommended by Lisa Attanasio

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    There's lots going on below the surface of this Christmas comedy. Surprising and funny with a reversal you'll never see coming! It would also be easy to produce just about anywhere.

    There's lots going on below the surface of this Christmas comedy. Surprising and funny with a reversal you'll never see coming! It would also be easy to produce just about anywhere.

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    What can I even say about this full-length comedy by Aly Kantor? This play is a razor sharp satire and is laugh-out-loud funny. A very dark and modern play that addresses some of our more embarrassing internet proclivities. Great parts for some young actors and would be easy to produce just about anywhere.

    What can I even say about this full-length comedy by Aly Kantor? This play is a razor sharp satire and is laugh-out-loud funny. A very dark and modern play that addresses some of our more embarrassing internet proclivities. Great parts for some young actors and would be easy to produce just about anywhere.

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    I had the pleasure of seeing this play performed at the Schreiber Shorts in NYC. It's very funny, but also touching, and highly theatrical. Recommended!

    I had the pleasure of seeing this play performed at the Schreiber Shorts in NYC. It's very funny, but also touching, and highly theatrical. Recommended!

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    A moving and heartfelt drama that packs a tremendous punch into a short play. Nurse Elsie Ott ministers as best she can to three men sent home from war, each struggling with their own wounds and demons. Features four powerful and distinct roles, that actors can really sink their teeth into.

    A moving and heartfelt drama that packs a tremendous punch into a short play. Nurse Elsie Ott ministers as best she can to three men sent home from war, each struggling with their own wounds and demons. Features four powerful and distinct roles, that actors can really sink their teeth into.

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    Art does battle with capitalism in this engaging short piece. Though set in the 30's, the struggle depicted here could not be more timely or crucial, as those with money seek to control the narrative and establish themselves as arbiters of thought and taste.

    Art does battle with capitalism in this engaging short piece. Though set in the 30's, the struggle depicted here could not be more timely or crucial, as those with money seek to control the narrative and establish themselves as arbiters of thought and taste.

  • Lisa Attanasio: Frosty the Rogue Man - Part of the "Have Yourself a Twisty Little Christmas" Anthology by Claudia Haas
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    For a short play, this really packs a punch! Every time you think you know where it's going, it twists again. Haas has crafted a fun, funny, and very modern holiday tale.

    For a short play, this really packs a punch! Every time you think you know where it's going, it twists again. Haas has crafted a fun, funny, and very modern holiday tale.

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  • Lisa Attanasio: Cafe Guru - 10 mins Written by Laura Thoma
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    A sweet, poignant short play about the impact a stranger can have on a person going though emotional turmoil. Very relatable, and could be easily performed in a variety of settings.

    A sweet, poignant short play about the impact a stranger can have on a person going though emotional turmoil. Very relatable, and could be easily performed in a variety of settings.

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  • Lisa Attanasio: And Then by Colette Cullen
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    A sweet, poignant short play about two women who 'remember' how they met and their relationship. It has an aura of mystery that is really engaging. It could also be easily performed in person, on Zoom or as a radio play.

    A sweet, poignant short play about two women who 'remember' how they met and their relationship. It has an aura of mystery that is really engaging. It could also be easily performed in person, on Zoom or as a radio play.

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  • Lisa Attanasio: The Missing by John Mabey
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    An engaging and poignant short play. The ending really resonates. Would love to see it performed!

    An engaging and poignant short play. The ending really resonates. Would love to see it performed!

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  • Lisa Attanasio: Not at This Address by Daniel Gee Husson
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    Sharp absurdist play, witty and fun, with notes of Beckett and Pinter. Perfect for these crazy times, and I'd love to see this performed.

    Sharp absurdist play, witty and fun, with notes of Beckett and Pinter. Perfect for these crazy times, and I'd love to see this performed.

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