Recommended by Neil Radtke

This play captures the tender moments and challenges of caring for a parent with dementia in a single, impactful scene. Jennifer O'Grady packs a strong emotional punch with this 1 min play. Powerful.

In "The Yard Sale", Enid Cokinos offers a powerful exploration of loss, nostalgia, and the transformative power of human connection. This play would be a compelling choice for audiences seeking heartfelt and introspective theater. Beautifully done!

In "Devil’s Advocate" by Debra A. Cole, the courtroom becomes a stage for a fascinating debate about responsibility and morality. Very clever!

Kate Danley's "Do You Have the Time?" offers a delightful whirlwind of wit and existential musings in just one minute. Take the "time" to read this play!

This play is a "devilishly" delightful twist on the classic tale, offering a fresh perspective on redemption and self-discovery. With sharp wit and unexpected turns, this short play navigates the complexities of friendship and the true meaning of evil. John Mabey hit all the right notes on this excellent parody! Wonderful!

This play is a delightful exploration of desperation, deals, and demons set against the backdrop of a cemetery. Bolduc's clever writing and engaging characters make for a thoroughly entertaining experience from start to finish. Clever piece!

This play is a touching story about friendship and saying goodbye. Through heartfelt conversations between Skye and Fern, it shows how even small gifts can hold big memories. Excellent!

"The Juggler" will entertain audiences with its lighthearted humor and playful premise. This play would be a charming and amusing addition to a performance of short comedic plays.

"Red Handed" is a compelling examination of the darker side of show business, offering a searing critique of the exploitation and abuse faced by performers, particularly young women, within the industry. Priya Ele's provocative writing invites audiences to confront uncomfortable truths about the price of fame and the sacrifices demanded by the pursuit of artistic expression.

I really enjoyed this play because despite its comedic elements, "Exit Poll" ultimately serves as a cautionary tale about the dangers of prioritizing spectacle over substance in both media coverage and civic engagement. Well-written and makes you think. Just in time for the election!