Recommended by Brenton Kniess

Donnelly has developed a heart wrenching story that holds so much importance. I the dialogue is so profound and powerful that it packs a strong punch. Donnelly brings so much emotion that you will be invested until the very end.

This one act is great fun! Ollett takes you on a roller coaster of emotions with her dynamic characters and swift dialogue. This play has so much potential for actors and directors who are looking for a juicy script.

Philip Middleton Willaims, like a painter, takes all of the colors and emotions and creates something hauntingly beautiful with so much depth and meaning. The craftsmanship here is nothing short of brilliant! These characters and this story just keep you engaged the entire time. One of the best one-acts I've read in a long time!

Bhattacharya crafts a hilarious comedy that hits all the right notes. The comedic potential for producing this play is off the charts!

Lermond is becoming one of my favorite mystery playwrights and DAVENPORT'S DEMISE is no exception to her already great collection of mysteries! This short radio drama is set up as a classic TV murder mystery, but Lermond never falls into the predictable. DAVENPORT'S DEMISE is a fresh mystery that will leave you on the edge of your seat.

Feeny-Williams creates a dynamic relationship in this heartbreaking 10-minute play. This complex relationship that is written so eloquently and holds so much sorrow will truly capture any audience.
It's a heartbreaking play that will make you think about how love can change someone for better or for worse.

Mackling has a gift for creating three-dimensional characters in such little time. The dialogue is fluid and allows for some great moments of humanity to shine through. This is a short play is worth reading!

Jones creates a complete poignant story with very little dialogue but manages to capture the loss within a family so eloquently.

Kantor's TRACKS is a haunting and compelling short play that infuses a political landscape like no other. Kantor uses swift yet disturbing dialogue to craft this dark world right in front of our eyes. This suspenseful piece of theatre will make you rethink everything about the world around us.

Kendall has crafted a strong sense of world-building that makes this modern-day noir a thrilling piece of theatre. The dialogue is snappy, fluid, and comical. Would love to see this staged!