Recommended by Jaxson Mackling

Donley's ten-minute "coming out" is absurd in all the right ways! My final thoughts; What the-? Okay? What just happened? Not expecting that twist to come out of nowhere, but it explicitly says the father does wear the dress in the relationship, but not what YOU'd THINK.

One hell of a job!

HENKIN's play does speak a thousand words. As a 21-year-old, I am in the era of social media, the era where everything and everyone is photoshopped - perfect to a T; though this play is more than photoshopped. It's real. It's raw. It's authentic. Produce. Produce. Produce!

CHAVEZ's short piece, "Another Goddamn Dystopian Play" is a take on what it truly means to be a playwright in a writer's room. Each of these characters faces challenges. All while truthful, some are more eye-opening than others. Read this play, you won't be disappointed!

OCONNELL’s one act “Painted Distraction” is a sweet notion to what it means to be truly happy when you’re with someone, even each other’s parents might not be. One odd, yet lovely piece of art can evoke many things in different people.

VAUGHAN’s piece, “Thank You” was a sweet notion about two sisters dealing one of the life’s greatest problems, suicide; and it’s safe to say Ryan handled it beautifully! A lovely piece that needs more attention and possible production!

This one-minute comedy by the wonderous Deb Cole packs a sweet punch. I'm the wife. I need screen time before bed. Lovely! Produce! Produce! Produce!

VOGEL’s short work “Overtime” explains the lives of three moms just trying to keep their children safe. A sweet yet incidental story that will pull at your heart strings. Bravo!

Where do I start…and in the GOOD way. The ambience of Heyman’s piece “White Cotton, Black Light” is to die for! The smoothness of the pace, the texture of the dialogue, the sexiness. Produce this sweet yet beautiful short! Brava to Sam would be an understatement!

CANTRELL's piece "Chasing Butterflies" makes you think about the person you were, are, and who you want to be. A piece that was beautiful and breathless - one that breathed life into two 'slightly damaged' people. A chance meeting always has its benefits. Lovely. Thoughtful. One that will make the reader at peace with themself. Produce. Produce. Produce.

HALL’s play “Coal For Christmas” is a menacing yet entertaining look at what happens when you put all 6 of Santa’s reindeer on a mission to find Santa. And while things to plan for some, it doesn’t quite for others. What a lovely piece of theatre!