Recommended by Brenton Kniess

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.

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!

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.

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.

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.

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

One of the best plays written in the last decade as well as one of the best adaptions of Robin Hood on both stage and screen.

A masterclass in comedy!