Recommended by Neil Radtke

I got to play Dr. Joe Cardin in the original at a local theatre, so I was very interested in this continuation. "The Children's After-Hour" provides an intriguing continuation of the story, offering fresh perspectives on the characters and themes of Lillian Hellman's original play. Fans of "The Children's Hour" will appreciate the effort to delve deeper into the aftermath and emotional consequences of the original drama.

"Charging Stars" is a well-crafted and emotionally resonant micro-play. Samantha Marchant succeeds in conveying a touching story with minimal dialogue and action, focusing on the themes of memory, loss, and the desire to create meaningful experiences. Emotional and very touching. Excellent!

In "Telling the Bees," John Kelly's skillful storytelling, authentic characterization, and evocative language combine to create a deeply moving theatrical experience. The play offers audiences a compelling reflection on the complexities of human relationships and the enduring power of connection, both with others and with the natural world. Beautifully done!

Yes. This 1 min play is outstanding. Steven G. Martin let his intrusive thoughts win in this one and I am here for all of it. Yes, audience, actors CAN hear you on stage and it IS a distraction. This time, however, Martin delivers delicious retribution to the offenders...so good.

"Wedding Bill Blues" showcases Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn's talent for crafting clever and entertaining comedies that resonate with audiences. With a keen eye for satire and a knack for creating memorable characters, Priskorn has created a play that is both thought-provoking and laugh-out-loud funny, making it a valuable addition to the realm of contemporary theater. Bravo!

"Kitty" by Jennifer O'Grady captivates with its intriguing premise and moments of suspense. The play promises to engage audiences with its captivating concept and imaginative storytelling. Do not mess with Kitty!

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!