Recommended by Brenton Kniess

The dialogue here is great fun, it’s snappy and allows for some really great interactions between Nina and Mark. While I found the dialogue very charming, there is also a sense of dread once the twist is revealed. Alles’ ability to shift from the light comedy to the darkness of the story is something to truly commend!

There is such a strong sense of wonderful imagination at play within this laugh-out-loud comedy. Not only is this play full of great laughs, but actually has some great wisdom within it and it's delivered in the best (and most fun) way possible. This stork is sure to get a lot of laughs!

Donnelly writes an emotionally driven drama within HOME TRUTH. The relationship between these two sisters is extremely well crafted and as an audience, you can feel all of the pain and frustration. It's an emotional journey that is woven together with great emotionally charged dialogue and a heartbreaking situation that Donnelly writes with such power.

Taube writes a very comical short play that will guarantee to make you laugh! The dialogue is extremely fresh and Taube allows for some great moments to set up a great twist ending. FRANKENTHERAPY is a well-crafted comedy that is perfect for a night of comedy in the theater!

Perry's short but very funny monologue is sure to be great material for any audition or night of monologues. It's got a unique premise, a fun location, and some well-thought-out jokes!

Ollett crafts a wonderfully unique science fiction experience! There is great comedy, but also a strong dramatic core that truly brings the story together in unexpected ways. It's charming, smart, and very well crafted!

The short synopsis alone got me hooked on Norkin's latest work, REWIND. Being a movie buff, I truly find the the location delightful. Being able to envision this movie store brings back many child hood memories, but Norkin makes those memories of mine and adds a dark flavor to them. There is a great use of mystery, snappy dialogue, and well developed twists that just adds to Norkin's immaculate world building. I'd totally love to see this staged! Bravo, Morey!

Swenson does so much in 10 minutes. Swenson builds up so much emotion and love for this couple that is struggling. A wife who has dementia, and a loving husband who does what he can even though he may feel it might not be enough. There is so much pain but when there is pain there is heart, and Swenson displays that beautifully within this short play.

One moment we feel on top of the world, and then suddenly, it seems like our world is crumbling right before our eyes. Friedman makes us consider the questions we don't want to face when we're approaching death, but with those questions come answers and those answers offer us a message of life. The Butterfly Anchor isn't really about death at all, it's about hope, love, passion, and support, it's about living! We all face challenges and we all die, but we also have people to support and love us through our time of struggle. A breathtaking beautiful play!

This dark comedy has all the right elements in all the right places! There's a great sense of laughter within MIDLER ON THE ROOF. Not only does Busser set up a great farce, but it's also surprisingly wise. A great read that would be incredibly fun to see staged!