Recommended by Neil Radtke

Divorce is often the final step in the dissolving of a relationship. Usually, there is no turning back. Even though the bond between these two characters is almost completely severed, Bethany Dickens leaves you with a thought that maybe there is still hope to save this pair. This is a well-crafted and concise tale that gets you bought into the plight of these characters from the very beginning.

Martin has taken the whole of 2020 and packaged it in this extremely engaging and frantic 1 min play. I found myself chuckling at all the assorted things that happened during 2020...oh right...murder hornets were ALSO in 2020. This play is one of the few reasons to smile about 2020. Bravo!

This is a strong monologue that is extremely relatable. I found myself getting lost in her recounting of all the fast advancements that have been made over her 20 years with the company and it made me slightly nostalgic. Emotional and real, this monologue sends a strong message and would be a great piece to see performed.

The arrogance of youth and the pettiness of teens all wrapped up in a nice little package. Gatton creates a great scene here where the reluctance of a teen to accept their own shortcomings becomes front and center. Well-paced and a great script for young people to tackle. Excellent!

This play takes you on an emotional rollercoaster from start to finish. This "wordless play" would be a real challenge for any actress as there is a wide range of emotions that must be conveyed to really tell the full story. Well done!

I saw a reading of this and it was hysterical from the start. I mean, when one of the characters is "Hot Jesus," you know you're in for a fun ride. This is a clever and wacky play that is just a delight. McBurnette-Andronicos has a winner here!

This is a clever play that speaks to the ever-changing nature of things fondly remembered. I particularly liked the way Marchant used the shells and netting. An audience would be drawn in by the filling of the netting and the curiosity of how it will all pay off. Also, the tongue-twister lines would be a welcome challenge for any performer. Very well done!

I saw this show performed and it is a very touching and heart-warming scene. Martin does a wonderful job in creating an engaging and sweet interaction between these two characters. I also enjoyed the silliness that is interspersed with the serious conversation. It is a perfect mix!

I had a chance to see a reading of this and it is hilarious. Clever, funny, and oh so awkward, this play will leave an audience in stitches! Wonderful!

The stakes are high in this play for many reasons. Hoke does a great job in combining the awkwardness of a rideshare with the uncomfortable flirtation of young love. Throw in the potential for an "emergency" and this is a delightful experience!