Recommended by David Lipschutz

In THIS GRASS KILLS PEOPLE, Daniel Prillaman takes us on a journey. I was hooked right from the start. What first feels like a dark comedic dystopian play turns into an even darker conclusion. This play is cool, funny, and unexpectedly terrifying!

MAGIC: THE JARGONING is a ridiculous and hilarious one-minute play by Sam Heyman. I kept thinking, "Oh boy, I have no idea what they're saying," and then we get that ending PSA that had me cackling.

Oooo, RED WINE is a wonderful and engaging play centered around this sarcastic, classic Hollywood leading lady-turned-femme fatale. Check out this sharp, well-crafted monologue by Peter Fenton.

ANOTHER PARK, ANOTHER SUNDAY is a beautiful and thought-provoking play by Philip Middleton Williams. It is a gentle reminder to live each day to the fullest. Give this wonderful two-hander a read!

Wow. MEMENTO MORI is a beautiful and haunting and tragic play. I've listened to a lot of stellar productions with Gather By The Ghostlight, but this one may be my favorite. I'm so glad to see this play has an expansive production history. I hope to watch it live one day soon. Great work to Jonathan Cook.

CHEKOV'S GUN is a hilariously written work by Patrick Vermillion! This is how you do a one-minute play.

THE PARTING GLASS is a heartfelt and emotionally potent play about grief, loss, and ultimately, acceptance. Great work to Cole Hunter Dzubak.

Oh my goodness, TOOTH OR DARE is such a silly and entertaining play. I love how effortlessly Emily McClain takes the play from light and fun to dark and sinister. I was able to listen to this on the "Gather by the Ghostlight" podcast.

THE DEMON LADY by John Patrick Bray is a fantastic short horror story. You should give it a listen on "Gather by the Ghostlight," and please PLEASE tell me when it is being staged live because I would love to see that set in action!

THE UNINVITED is emotionally raw storytelling by Christopher Plumridge. Thank you for sharing this honest, internal monologue.