Recommended by James Perry

A seemingly random encounter between Faye and Robert sparks an unconventional conversation about the challenges they face in their respective professions. Their discussion becomes a catalyst for self-reflection, allowing both characters to confront their inner struggles. It seems a lot of thought was put into these two roles. I look forward to reading other plays by this playwright.

"Don't Touch the Carrot Cake" offers a fresh perspective on baking competitions, blending humor with a substantial amount of absurdity. The final twist may be challenging to accomplish but should result in a satisfying conclusion.

A satirical play that takes a unique and humorous approach to addressing the issue of implicit bias in journalism… and a talking horse.

Jeff Dunne has created an entertaining and humorous piece, combining sci-fi elements with relationship drama and a dash of philosophy. If you're in the mood for a laugh, don’t miss the chance to join this interstellar quest for the elusive Diadem of Happiness.

Jeff Dunne's "A Lively Outfit" is a quirky and imaginative play full of humor, eccentricity, and a touch of the absurd. The concept of bringing clothes to life is a unique and amusing premise. Frank's unusual obsession can serve as a metaphor for thinking outside the box, challenging societal norms, and daring to dream beyond conventional boundaries.

"Last Minute Shoppers" is a comedic gem that brilliantly blends the timeless story of the Three Kings with modern-day humor. The witty banter and the kings' struggle to find a suitable gift for baby Jesus provide a refreshing and amusing take on tradition. If you're in the mood for laughter and a clever twist on a classic tale, this play is a festive delight not to be missed.

"Birthday Boy" is a whimsical and irreverent play that blends humor, satire, and a touch of the absurd to create a unique theatrical experience.

Rob Weidman's “Shadow Ban” is a thrilling and darkly comedic journey into the underbelly of social media and artificial intelligence. This play explores the consequences of online interactions, the potential dangers of artificial intelligence, and the quest for revenge in a digital age.

“Leap of Faith” cleverly addresses the commodification of paranormal abilities, shedding light on the lucrative industry of connecting clients with the afterlife. The themes of loss, skepticism, and the search for meaning resonate universally. The play finds a balance between its lighthearted moments and the more profound questions about life and death.

"Bats and Dogs" is a charming play that successfully blends humor and emotion, with a touch of mystery. Its brevity works in its favor, capturing a poignant moment without unnecessary embellishments.