Recommended by Jaxson Mackling

COLE is one hell of a beast! A mastermind. From someone who is currently in his undergrad, but never actually had a roommate, I completely understand this concept through and through. It’s not only roommates, friends can be that way to. From start to finish you had me gripped! Bravo!

This is a first for me, and COOK is one heck of a playwright.
When I began reading, Transferring Kyle, I thought to myself, “WTF….you can’t just make people change unwillingly…”, but as I continued to read, I found the true meaning or maybe something of it, behind why Jonathan wrote this play, and it changed my perspective in the blink of an eye. It reads: …oh who I am kidding, I’m not giving that away!
Now go read “Transferring Kyle”, and see for yourself, and see what change can do to a person.

This is the first I’ve of CATHRO’s plays, and might I say, “I Knew Him” was a treat!
The way the characters mellowed together, with crisp, clear dialogue. Oooo! Perfect! Bravo! I’d love to see it produced!

As a grandson, I’ve been through this same exact situation before. Every time I visit my grandparents, I try and help my grandma, yet she doesn’t understand. Very frustrating!…
BUTLER does a fantastic job of mixing with new. A play we all need to enjoy! Bravo!

One word: Wow. Karp and I are one in the same. Both having plays that bring LGBTQIA+ to light. As I’ve read other recommendations of “Incoming Male”, it is safe to say, they are not wrong. This is the first play I’ve read of KARP’s and let me tell you…he or “Incoming Male” don’t disappoint. This made me feel something…let me just say, high school was a BUST….I digress. I have found something to believe in. INCOMING MALE needs produced, and now. Directing it would be my dream.

COLE has done it once again, although Fucking Ice, is a bit deeper, darker. Twists, turns. A uncle, a woman, and two cousins. In the 5-10 minutes, that took me to read, I loved every minute of it. Bravo!

Let me say this: COLE is a wonderful playwright and friend, and beginning to become my favorite! Her plays always make me feel warmth and fuzzy. Like a nice breeze, on a crisp summer morning, on the beach. This sweet romance between two “friends”, did not disappoint. Let Them Eat Cake will have you swooning in no time. Bravo! Perfect for competition.

MARTINEAU is a great. This is the first play I have read and rec’d of his…and I surely will come back for more! What really stuck out to me is the fact that we don’t really know why Iris is in Prison; that’s the intriguing part. And MARTINEAU‘s writing style; O my god. The fact that he could take so much heart and cramp it into a 10 minute piece….
To say ‘Bravo’ would be an understatement.
The word ‘Visitation’ is only the beginning.

CROSS does a wonderful of creating zany, yet captivating…especially Mackey….very Pray Tell of “Pose”. Perfect for competition! To Monica herself, SUBMIT. SUBMIT. SUBMIT. And to all my others; READ AND RECOMMEND, this hilariousness! Bravo!!

Wow. Just wow. I mean…how could a woman just do something like that? DONNELLY does a fabulous job at taking characters justifications and twisting them into real life. Making it seem like you’re there with them…in the moment, instead of watching from afar! Bravo! I don’t always say this, but…I’d direct it.