Recommended by Mathew Green

This short play is genuinely haunting. With minimal dialogue and maximum spookiness, a seemingly mundane moment quickly escalates into a nightmare scenario. This will leave you shaken.

A beautiful, funny, mildly unhinged piece of work that I could not have loved more. Lisa Wagner Erickson's "Step On Me" is raucous and vulnerable and forthright all at once. Excellent writing.

More than a mere "campfire tale," this 10-minute play is an odyssey of transformation and a rollicking good time. Wholly original and tremendous fun.

A forthright and complex conversation between man and deity that gets into the personal and the existential without resorting to cliche. A brisk pace, relatable characters (yes, even God), and a satisfying resolution make this a very enjoyable read.

It's a neat trick to lull the audience with a fun showbiz comedy, only to drop the hammer of all-too-possible reality. As one of the lulled and hammered, I salute this deft 10-minute piece.

A prickly and very funny take on the end of a relationship. Each of the three characters is a great role, and the script is brisk and clever. Nicely done.

This 10-minute charmer is a whirlwind of mistaken identities and cross purposes right up to its tidy conclusion. A clever set-up that could easily be built upon, should the playwright so desire. As it is, it's a lovely bundle of neuroses and laughs.

Palace intrigue in a circus tent. West's CIRCUS JERKS is an original and extremely funny short play with a thoroughly original concept, clever wordplay, and a great conclusion. Excellent work.

Delightful. This brings to mind all the archetypal rivalries of fiction and turns their machinations lovingly on their heads. This was great fun to read.

This play took me places I didn't expect to go, and that's a wonderful gift. A love story wrapped in an intervention wrapped in a mystery. I loved this, and I'd love to see it on stage.