Recommended by Brenton Kniess

  • Brenton Kniess: Monster Business by William A. Smith
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    Monster Business is a laugh-out-loud comedy that takes a unique spin on classic monsters. Smith's sharp sense of humor is clear in every line. It's well a well-crafted and well-executed comedy that commits to the bit and has strong world-building and character development. Would pay good money to see this produced. Even has some potential to expand to a one-act or full-length if desired!

    Monster Business is a laugh-out-loud comedy that takes a unique spin on classic monsters. Smith's sharp sense of humor is clear in every line. It's well a well-crafted and well-executed comedy that commits to the bit and has strong world-building and character development. Would pay good money to see this produced. Even has some potential to expand to a one-act or full-length if desired!

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  • Brenton Kniess: The Seance by Lou Jones
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    Jones' strong world-building is evident within The Seance, a unique ghost story. Jones creates a clear tone and atmosphere with the help of meaningful dialogue that makes this an intriguing piece in an exhausted genre. Would love to see more!

    Jones' strong world-building is evident within The Seance, a unique ghost story. Jones creates a clear tone and atmosphere with the help of meaningful dialogue that makes this an intriguing piece in an exhausted genre. Would love to see more!

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  • Brenton Kniess: Baby Blue by Jaxson Mackling
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    Mackling gives the exhausted rom-com new life with Baby Blue, a unique love story where two characters both exhausted and heartbroken end up being connected over a color.

    Mackling gives the exhausted rom-com new life with Baby Blue, a unique love story where two characters both exhausted and heartbroken end up being connected over a color.

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  • Brenton Kniess: Voyage To Nowhere by Jaxson Mackling
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    Mackling fills this moving two-hander with a strong emphasis on the dialogue that offers an unpredictable reveal that is encapsulated by heart and friendship.

    Mackling fills this moving two-hander with a strong emphasis on the dialogue that offers an unpredictable reveal that is encapsulated by heart and friendship.

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  • Brenton Kniess: Voyager by Ross Tedford Kendall
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    Kendall's use of quick dialogue, an intriguing plot, and two extremely well-developed characters, make Voyager a breath of fresh air in the sci-fi genre.

    Kendall's use of quick dialogue, an intriguing plot, and two extremely well-developed characters, make Voyager a breath of fresh air in the sci-fi genre.

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  • Brenton Kniess: DEEP POCKETS by Vivian Lermond
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    Lermond's Deep Pockets is a timely short play with snappy dialogue, and multilayered characters, and a provides a true message of hope during these uncertain times. Highly recommend!

    Lermond's Deep Pockets is a timely short play with snappy dialogue, and multilayered characters, and a provides a true message of hope during these uncertain times. Highly recommend!

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  • Brenton Kniess: Daddy's Safe by Christopher Plumridge
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    Christopher Plumridge's Daddy's Safe is a short yet high-energy and high-stakes short play that keeps you on the edge of your seat. Plumridge does an excellent job of layering this fresh story with a girl in a dire situation.

    Christopher Plumridge's Daddy's Safe is a short yet high-energy and high-stakes short play that keeps you on the edge of your seat. Plumridge does an excellent job of layering this fresh story with a girl in a dire situation.

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  • Brenton Kniess: Ipswich
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    McIntosh paints the reader a poetic landscape that becomes immersed with strong tension and a fractured sibling connection making Ipswich a hauntingly moving short play.

    McIntosh paints the reader a poetic landscape that becomes immersed with strong tension and a fractured sibling connection making Ipswich a hauntingly moving short play.

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  • Brenton Kniess: My Little Radio by Joshua Hogan
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    Hogan's surreal comedy, My Little Radio, takes readers on an unpredictable mind-bending, odyssey-esque journey. Hogan utilizes sharp action, witty dialogue, and an unforgettable journey that packs a punch within this larger-than-life play.

    Hogan's surreal comedy, My Little Radio, takes readers on an unpredictable mind-bending, odyssey-esque journey. Hogan utilizes sharp action, witty dialogue, and an unforgettable journey that packs a punch within this larger-than-life play.

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  • Brenton Kniess: ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE (from the MAD FOR MYSTERY Collection) by Vivian Lermond
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    Lermond crafts a very quick and witty story that keeps the reader engaged and invested in the lives of these two characters.

    Lermond crafts a very quick and witty story that keeps the reader engaged and invested in the lives of these two characters.

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