Recommended by Brenton Kniess

Funny, shocking, and clever. Aly Kantor hits all the right beats in this one minute romantic comedy.

Christopher Plumridge has a cheeky sense of humor that is unique and allows for moments to naturally occur. Nice touches of humor and intrigue that make this a memorable play.

This is an exceptionally authentic play. The journey that O’Connell puts Jeremy and Kourtney in is captivating and allows moments for light humor that keeps the story not only lively, but also keeps the situation real. A tremendous study of what makes us human.

Vince Gatton crafts a compelling drama regarding a fine line of how our perception of luck blends with personal mental health struggles. It’s poetic, compelling, and offers a rich character study. Ground zero is not an ending, but a beginning. A powerful play.

Anastasia Wild’s THE ART OF…DATING is funny, honest, and an incredibly well crafted play. What stood out to me the most was the fast paced dialogue. The way Wild sets up the premise is engaging and smart. A fascinating exploration of the world of modern dating.

I could not love this more! Kate Hertz crafts a beautifully melancholic experience that evokes the human experience. G IS FOR GRIEF is smart, inventive, and deeply moving.

I was engaged from the very beginning. The dialogue has the wit and pace of Neil Simon, the characters are fully realized and we get a strong sense of the relationship between Vera and Romeo in a short amount of time. BRING YOU BACK is the perfect fast paced comedy for your ten minute play festival!

Glenn Alterman’s BENCHMARKS is an intelligent dramedy that brings the audience to the space where the common people learn, a bench. Alterman is able to allow us to fall into this world and become one with these characters. The dialogue is expertly crafted and allows for natural moments that will stick with you. Truly a lovely piece of theatre!

The vampire genre can be generic and recycled, but John Mabey is able to craft a dark comedy that is fresh, funny, and smart. There are so many great layers and a beautiful sense of juxtaposition about how why we choose to be the relationships we are in. LOVE SUCKS is delicious good time!

This is an inventive farce that runs on all cylinders! It’s fun, witty, and incredibly imaginative. Loved the pacing and the incredibly wacky characters! Great fun!