Recommended by Deb Meyer

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    What a delightful story about an interaction between a young struggling Beatrix Potter and the over-extended vicar’s wife, Edith. Both have the heart of an artist, and both have fears they must face. A beautifully written script that would charm any audience.

    What a delightful story about an interaction between a young struggling Beatrix Potter and the over-extended vicar’s wife, Edith. Both have the heart of an artist, and both have fears they must face. A beautifully written script that would charm any audience.

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    Rueben Raiden Thunder God is an honest, engaging and moving monologue that delves deeply into the innermost thoughts of a young Latino gamer who’s waiting to see his brother who is fighting cancer. This would make a wonderful addition to a monologue festival.

    Rueben Raiden Thunder God is an honest, engaging and moving monologue that delves deeply into the innermost thoughts of a young Latino gamer who’s waiting to see his brother who is fighting cancer. This would make a wonderful addition to a monologue festival.

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    Wow! Hilda’s Diner is a wonderfully crafted, intense, period piece, revolving around the devastating effects of war, and family dynamics. Each scene grabs your attention, leaving you wondering which characters you can actually trust.

    Wow! Hilda’s Diner is a wonderfully crafted, intense, period piece, revolving around the devastating effects of war, and family dynamics. Each scene grabs your attention, leaving you wondering which characters you can actually trust.

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    Brenton Kniess crafted a wonderfully moving short piece regarding a man dealing with grief and struggling to move on. Who knew a couple of quirky puppets could be so delightfully insightful? The Peculiar Puppets of Philip Platt would be a great addition to a short play festival. Well done Brenton!

    Brenton Kniess crafted a wonderfully moving short piece regarding a man dealing with grief and struggling to move on. Who knew a couple of quirky puppets could be so delightfully insightful? The Peculiar Puppets of Philip Platt would be a great addition to a short play festival. Well done Brenton!

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    What happens when Sigmund Freud analyzes Gerogia O’Keefe’s, Black Iris? As you can imagine, his interpretation is wildly different from hers. What a great script. I’d love to see it take the stage.

    What happens when Sigmund Freud analyzes Gerogia O’Keefe’s, Black Iris? As you can imagine, his interpretation is wildly different from hers. What a great script. I’d love to see it take the stage.

  • Deb Meyer: Rewind by Morey Norkin
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    Only the prolifically witty Morey Norkin, could pull off creating a comedy/horror script in 10 minutes. These two characters are stuck in a video rental store in the 90’s. Reminiscent of the song, Hotel California, “you can check in anytime you like, but you can never leave.” Well done, Morey!

    Only the prolifically witty Morey Norkin, could pull off creating a comedy/horror script in 10 minutes. These two characters are stuck in a video rental store in the 90’s. Reminiscent of the song, Hotel California, “you can check in anytime you like, but you can never leave.” Well done, Morey!

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  • Deb Meyer: Divine Truth by Debra A. Cole
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    Wow! What a story. Divine Truth delves into the inner realms of a family coping with the life issues of love, death, marriage, parenting, an intense religious doctrine, and all the emotions that spring out of them after a personal tragedy. It’s quite the story. Well done, Debra Cole!

    Wow! What a story. Divine Truth delves into the inner realms of a family coping with the life issues of love, death, marriage, parenting, an intense religious doctrine, and all the emotions that spring out of them after a personal tragedy. It’s quite the story. Well done, Debra Cole!

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  • Deb Meyer: When in Rome by Morey Norkin
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    The characters. Their names. The dialogue. What a hilarious story! Woven with abounding wit and whimsy. When in Rome is well-crafted and a delight to read.
    This play would make a great addition to a short play festival.

    The characters. Their names. The dialogue. What a hilarious story! Woven with abounding wit and whimsy. When in Rome is well-crafted and a delight to read.
    This play would make a great addition to a short play festival.

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  • Deb Meyer: BENCHMARKS (10-minutes) by Glenn Alterman
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    Benchmarks offers up a wonderful life lesson. Two strangers sit on a bench at a bus stop. As they strike up a conversation regarding their future destination, life choices are bantered about. Will Telly sit with her baggage, or make a move?
    Well-written. Thoughtful and moving.

    Benchmarks offers up a wonderful life lesson. Two strangers sit on a bench at a bus stop. As they strike up a conversation regarding their future destination, life choices are bantered about. Will Telly sit with her baggage, or make a move?
    Well-written. Thoughtful and moving.

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  • Deb Meyer: Sing in Me, Muse by Janine Sobeck Knighton
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    Sing In Me Muse by Janine Sobeck Knighton
    What a delightful script. What happens when Leonardo da Vinci can’t draw? Will he be sent home? Why can’t he focus? At his wits end, he summons a muse, who seems to have other issues on her mind. The dialogue is witty, the characters are memorable. This would be a great piece for a One Act Festival.

    Sing In Me Muse by Janine Sobeck Knighton
    What a delightful script. What happens when Leonardo da Vinci can’t draw? Will he be sent home? Why can’t he focus? At his wits end, he summons a muse, who seems to have other issues on her mind. The dialogue is witty, the characters are memorable. This would be a great piece for a One Act Festival.

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