Recommended by Len Cuthbert

What a great 10-minute snapshot into the post story of The Children's Hour. This is an intriguing scene that presents just the right amount of information to keep the reader/viewer engaged and curious as the scene unfolds. The combined conflict, innocence and honesty of the final moments of this play provides a powerful message. Enjoyed reading this!

There are so many equally relevant stories from this era that are worthy of being told. I love that Claudia Haas has stepped up to dramatize the perspective of Margot. It's so valuable to learn about Margot in the same way we know about her sister Anne. Margo's choices, viewpoint and character are just as influential. Thanks for Remembering Margot and for telling her very important story in a unique and interesting way!

Now that we're in the "sort of" post-covid era, Rachael's play is a reminder of the strange reality we persevered / tolerated. Sadly, it's not just a snapshot of the influence of Covid, it's about humanity and continues to be relevant.

Death Does Larry is a fun conversation with very natural dialogue, that takes a unique approach to the (late) arrival of the grim reaper. Looking forward to seeing Cary's play on stage at the Newmarket International Play Festival Sep 2022.

Comical, clever, witty and moving. All the ingredients of a great play wrapped up in just 10 minutes. Loved it.

What a clever fun short ... dwarf play. Entertaining from start to finish. Great humor. Enjoyed it!

This short play is incredible fun and to top it off, a true story. Utilizing unique dramatic effects like the opening signs and slow motion moments just make it all the more captivating. Endings are important and this play has it.

An energetic ride right out of the gate that just gains speed and momentum all the way until you realize that a 10-minute play just felt like 5. Buckle up. Great writing.

What a great ride of comedy and teen conflict. I love the dialogue between these two. And the unexpected end is a bonus!

Great dialogue and story full of mystery in The Actress. A humorous character driven play that has some surprises along the way. A great little ride on the Staten Island Ferry!