Recommended by Morey Norkin

Family dysfunction, victimhood vs. accountability. These are the themes coursing through Randy Hunt’s well-paced drama. The action leads to a climax that packs quite a punch. I highly recommend it!

What’s left of my hair is still standing on end! Hilarious and shockingly fun! I’m so glad my bar-mitzvah party was at home.

With Christopher Plumridge’s skillful writing, silence is golden. This charming work is sure to be the talk of any short play festival! And I mean that in only the most positive sense!

A simple misunderstanding leads to an extraordinary revelation in this compelling monologue. Jacobs captures the character’s struggle to not be defined by her illness. And she lets the audience collectively exhale with the clever ending.

Sometimes you want to be where nobody knows your name. A very funny audition piece that gives an actor the chance to combine their physical comedy talents with Wyndham’s clever narrative.