Recommended by Mathew Green

This short play is a fascinating puzzle that resembles our world, or one just down the road and around a corner. Reminds me of Sam Shepard at his most mysterious. Very good use of dialogue and pace.

Father of a teen and a tween here, chiming in to say that this is a compassionate and heartfelt piece of theatre worth reading and producing. It's scary out there, and not just on Halloween. Well done.

A brisk, surprising 10-minute play with excellent banter and an instantly engaging premise. Completely unexpected slice of life... pardon the pun.

When I say that this is too short, I mean it as a compliment. This is a dynamic blast of sibling cross-purposes that leaves you wanting more, more more. At a moment's notice, I'm ready for the 10-minute, one-act, or full-length adventures of Carol, John, and Edward.

A delightfully off-kilter view of romance and showbiz. Love the premise. Snappy dialogue moves this play along at an exciting pace, and the world created inside California Magic's lounge is one I'd love to see realized on stage.

I was drawn in by the title and found a lovely play waiting behind it. A wonderful idea, to write about the inner lives of NYC carriage horses - a postcard from an unexamined area of life and experience. Very nice.

This is such a clever use of the concept of an exorcism. I appreciate the political backdrop and the versatility of the script. This could be tricked out to include more actors and set, but I can't help but think that it would be incredibly powerful with just two actors and a couple of chairs.

Excellent bite-size horror play in the audio format. Just enough exposition, natural dialogue, and a great twist. Thoroughly enjoyed this.

In just ten minutes, Lucy Wang creates an inventive, clever scenario and brings a legendary writer back to life. Sort of. BULLFIGHTING is a funny, spicy treat.

A sweet comic ode to amateur theatre companies... and their supporters. SEASON PASS has a clever set-up and great roles for two older actors.