Recommended by Jaxson Mackling

‘HAPPY BIRTHDAY JULIO’ by COLE is one of those plays that make you think. Figuratively and literally…What happened to Julio? We may speculate, but may we never know… Thanks Deb for taking a little piece out of a life and absolutely “crushing” it with your writing! Amazing!

DONLEY has written 12:34 beautifully! The time of this piece is marvelous. From dramatic takes a bit comedic, this piece is wonderfully done! And the fact that it has a take from our own problems in America. Bravo!

Might I say, I am speechless. A GODAWFUL SMALL AFFAIR is just what the world needs. Is this play a dream? Is this real life? What is this life, I am living in? Hayley takes the Covid times and relives them in a piece that is so lively, it makes me feel like I am a BOWIE himself; just watching. Watching everything unfold. And the writing style...What the — it's simple and straightforward, yet gripping and mythical.
I aspire to be you. Prolific. Masterful. Perfection.

DONLEY does an amazing job here of creating many a character that have their own sense of self worth and loathing, Shadow plays a key role in each and every scene. The most provoking thing about this play is that, as performers we don't necessarily get to see who Shadow is in dialogue, but we can see how they are truly even without words. Each scene takes you into a different part of Shadows life and makes you feel immersed into the story being told. Bravo Ian!

I have not been recommending as much so it’s nice to get back in the swing of things. Deb Cole does a fabulous job as always of creating pieces that are peaceful and playful, yet almost meaningful. This piece is definitely festival worthy! Perfect three older women! Bravo!

One word: WOW. Cate's last line, especially! Just wow. Someone needs to get this into a theatre immediately!

This is a first of the plays that read of THOMAS' work, and might I say Bravo! The fact that she can take a topic so real, such as mass shooting, coupled with the brilliance and relatability of real life. Definitely a must-read. So perfect for today's society!

This is a first I have read of HALL’s plays and might say, this is an origin story like no other! So relatable. Bravo!

CROSS does a fantastic job here creating a world that seems to POP right out a storybook — perhaps maybe ‘Sleeping Beauty’ or something. Perfect for young actors and audiences. I could definitely see a young drama performing this production soon! Bravo!

MILLER takes dark and sinister to a whole new level…With an Alexa! This is the first I’ve heard and read of MILLER, and might I say, “Back Talk” was quite funny. Perfect for competition. Bravo!