Recommended by Morey Norkin

No apologies needed! What a funny close encounter! Just goes to show you never know what to expect on public transportation. But you will always enjoy the ride with a Melissa Milich play!

Hilarious and true! Feel free to copy and paste.

This is the morning show everyone wants to wake up to! A great song parody intro, two drunk co-hosts, and loads of audience participation! From the wild and wacky world of Jacquie Floyd-Priskorn, the physical antics, groan worthy puns, and abundance of improv guarantee each performance will be fun and fresh. Cheers!

A fascinating look at the look at the marriage of an internationally acclaimed novelist and a renowned Hollywood actress. Alice Josephs’ dialogue is sharp and witty as you would expect from such a couple. The memories they evoke are heartbreaking, yet the characters take a pragmatic approach to the issue currently facing them. I’m glad to see this play has had a public reading, and I hope more presentations are in store.

A fascinating look at the look at the marriage of an internationally acclaimed novelist and a renowned Hollywood actress. Alice Josephs’ dialogue is sharp and witty as you would expect from such a couple. The memories they evoke are heartbreaking, yet the characters take a pragmatic approach to the issue currently facing them. I’m glad to see this play has had a public reading, and I hope more presentations are in store.

A perfectly spooky mystery set during a theater audition. I can’t imagine a more frightening setting. Christopher Soucy lets the tension build expertly and then delivers a terrific payoff. Every theater should have this one on their Halloween schedule!

Can a crack team of middle school sleuths solve the mystery of the missing principal?Dana Hall has the answers in this absolute delight. The middle school humor is spot on. The characters are all distinct and likable, even Jeff the prankster. A terrific vehicle for young performers and a treat for all ages.

A genuinely captivating story of adolescent growing pains. From exuberant play fighting to cautious adult behavior, Matthew Weaver has given us a tender, relatable play bound to stir memories among audiences.

I don’t know much about European history and it probably doesn’t matter. Chris Plumridge has created perhaps the wackiest tea party since the Mad Hatter. Set in 18th century Venice but with a character who could very well have the nickname Wallaby Dundee, this play… oh what the heck. Just read it and laugh! It’s beyond description.

From the first Hamlet joke I was hooked! Although targeted for young performers and audiences, this play’s appeal easily spans generations. When you read it you will smile EE-I-EE-I-O!