Recommended by Brenton Kniess

  • Brenton Kniess: The Flat Earth

    I can see why Mike Byham's THE FLAT EARTH was one of NPX's Featured Play. I've said this at ad nauseam but Mike Byham has a gift for bringing out humanity in places when within a futuristic society seem as far from it as possible. The character of John has multiple powerful and beautifully structured monologues that feel so personal that we cannot help but connect to them. Mike Byham continues to create inspiring theatre that will stick with you. This play deserves an audience.

    I can see why Mike Byham's THE FLAT EARTH was one of NPX's Featured Play. I've said this at ad nauseam but Mike Byham has a gift for bringing out humanity in places when within a futuristic society seem as far from it as possible. The character of John has multiple powerful and beautifully structured monologues that feel so personal that we cannot help but connect to them. Mike Byham continues to create inspiring theatre that will stick with you. This play deserves an audience.

  • Brenton Kniess: Thoughts and Prayers

    Dan Taube writes a hauntingly emotional piece that needs to be produced. This experimental drama has so much tension and emotional stakes that make it a powerhouse of a play. So much for actors and a director to bring out in this piece that needs to be heard.

    Dan Taube writes a hauntingly emotional piece that needs to be produced. This experimental drama has so much tension and emotional stakes that make it a powerhouse of a play. So much for actors and a director to bring out in this piece that needs to be heard.

  • Brenton Kniess: Breaking The Camel's Back

    Jones displays how a granddaughter caught up in the social media bubble has lost connection with not only her family but herself. The integration of poetry is beautifully constructed and utilized. The connection Libby has with her Mum is well crafted and has a really touching payoff. The journey of change that Libby has is really well developed and it truly makes the play what it is. A beautifully crafted piece of theatre by Lou Jones.

    Jones displays how a granddaughter caught up in the social media bubble has lost connection with not only her family but herself. The integration of poetry is beautifully constructed and utilized. The connection Libby has with her Mum is well crafted and has a really touching payoff. The journey of change that Libby has is really well developed and it truly makes the play what it is. A beautifully crafted piece of theatre by Lou Jones.

  • Brenton Kniess: Feeding the Inner Critic

    CK Brestman has made me very hungry for tomato soup...even if it's from a can. This would be a phenomenal monologue for any actor looking to expand their abilities and show off their comedic timing. Brestman sets up so many great moments for an actor to truly relish in and create a monologue performance that no one would forget.

    CK Brestman has made me very hungry for tomato soup...even if it's from a can. This would be a phenomenal monologue for any actor looking to expand their abilities and show off their comedic timing. Brestman sets up so many great moments for an actor to truly relish in and create a monologue performance that no one would forget.

  • Brenton Kniess: And I'm Telling You I'm Not Really Going

    This play is a fantastic representation of theatrical comedy. Richard Thompson writes an absolutely hilarious, charming, and rapid-fire play. This play would be a perfect fit for any night of ten-minute comedies. Truly a fun play that would be an absolute treat to see staged!

    This play is a fantastic representation of theatrical comedy. Richard Thompson writes an absolutely hilarious, charming, and rapid-fire play. This play would be a perfect fit for any night of ten-minute comedies. Truly a fun play that would be an absolute treat to see staged!

  • Brenton Kniess: Doughnut Disturb

    Have a craving for a deliciously sweet and yet sometimes salty comedy? Robert Weibezahl fixes your cravings with this fantastic short play! The dynamic between Dominic and Colin is just lovely. Great comedic moments, snappy dialogue and just a well deserved ending. This play will absolutely satisfy your hunger for great theatre!

    Have a craving for a deliciously sweet and yet sometimes salty comedy? Robert Weibezahl fixes your cravings with this fantastic short play! The dynamic between Dominic and Colin is just lovely. Great comedic moments, snappy dialogue and just a well deserved ending. This play will absolutely satisfy your hunger for great theatre!

  • Brenton Kniess: My Piano Doesn't Like Me

    This is a wonderful play for those who play piano and for those who do not. Passion is a powerful aspect in this charmingly funny short play from Larry Rinkel. The dialogue is very fluid and full of well…passion! This is a really clever premise and would make a fantastic addition to any night of ten minute plays!

    This is a wonderful play for those who play piano and for those who do not. Passion is a powerful aspect in this charmingly funny short play from Larry Rinkel. The dialogue is very fluid and full of well…passion! This is a really clever premise and would make a fantastic addition to any night of ten minute plays!

  • Brenton Kniess: Morning Brew

    MORNING BREW is a delightful two-hander with an excellent taste of sci-fi. Joe Swenson writes a lovely story filled with snappy dialogue, well-developed characters, and a fascinating premise. This would be a fantastic addition to any night of one acts!

    MORNING BREW is a delightful two-hander with an excellent taste of sci-fi. Joe Swenson writes a lovely story filled with snappy dialogue, well-developed characters, and a fascinating premise. This would be a fantastic addition to any night of one acts!

  • Brenton Kniess: April 11th, 2028

    Tense, thought-provoking, and thrilling, Joe Swenson's APRIL 11TH, 2028 is a fast-paced science fiction drama that will keep you on the edge of your seat. A brilliant piece of theatre!

    Tense, thought-provoking, and thrilling, Joe Swenson's APRIL 11TH, 2028 is a fast-paced science fiction drama that will keep you on the edge of your seat. A brilliant piece of theatre!

  • Brenton Kniess: QUICKSAND, a one person play

    Sam Heyman takes us into what seems to be just an external struggle, quicksand. However, we quickly come to realize that Val's problems are more than just the quicksand around them. This one-person play is, a haunting representation of the that the only way out is with the help of one person. Even if that person is a stranger. Heyman writes with so much heart and passion that all you can do is feel for Val. This is play full of great emotional weight that will stay with you.

    Sam Heyman takes us into what seems to be just an external struggle, quicksand. However, we quickly come to realize that Val's problems are more than just the quicksand around them. This one-person play is, a haunting representation of the that the only way out is with the help of one person. Even if that person is a stranger. Heyman writes with so much heart and passion that all you can do is feel for Val. This is play full of great emotional weight that will stay with you.