Recommended by James Perry

A poignant and emotionally charged play that takes the audience on a heartfelt journey through grief, loss, and unexpected connections. Swenson's script delicately explores the complexities of mourning and touches on the profound impact of military service.

Friedman's sharp and witty dialogue, coupled with well-crafted characters, creates an engaging narrative that keeps the audience intrigued. The play explores moral dilemmas, prompting reflection on the consequences of newfound power.

I read this. It made me laugh several times. I would love to see this giant dancing shoebill stork on stage.

Who doesn't love a ghost story? This short play is an excursion into the supernatural circumstances of a young woman seeking help from beyond the grave. An engrossing plot with a satisfying conclusion; all told in about ten minutes. I look forward to reading other stories from this playwright.

This is a very quick read. In about ten minutes, four strangers use their supreme intellect to unravel the muddled plot of a mad man. They use their questionable morals to quickly turn the tables of fate in their favor. The story has several unexpected reveals and a gripping given circumstances. I might enjoy reading a longer version of this.

This play explores the complicated relationships among the outcasts of Nottingham. Banished to Sherwood forest, these bandits band together and live by their own code. The characters are all well-developed and they each have their own grounds for seeking revenge against the nefarious Sheriff, Brujon. This play features a well-paced and rousing plot, and it can be produced on a small budget with minimal staging requirements, anywhere! I would love to have the opportunity to see this play performed live.

A deal was made and the debt must be paid. A tantalizing tale of a young black musician desperate to make his father proud. This play is well-written and stirring. The story is engaging and I would undeniably enjoy watching a live performance on stage.

I enjoyed reading this short and entertaining script. The verse is written quite well and is reminiscent of the Shakespearean language that inspired the narrative. A welcome elegance of form that many playwrights struggle to replicate.

This short play is wonderfully written and would be very easy to produce. It begins as a battle between the sexes and it ends with a seed of love. A timeless theme being told in a quaint and succinct fashion. I thoroughly enjoyed this script and look forward to reading more from this playwright.