Recommended by Greg Mandryk

A delightful, little jaunt into a world of romantic absurdity. Fun stuff!

A short but excellent tale of a sinking ship. In Tommy, Gatton has written a perfect depiction of willful ignorance. It's not that he isn't smart enough to see his own faults. He's merely unwilling, choosing to foist blame onto others. In the end, the captain does indeed go down with the ship. Well done!

I had the pleasure of seeing a staged reading of this. In the hands of a skilled cast (which he had), this one's a hoot. Some fun jokes and plenty of "Hey actor, show me what you got!" moments.

To me, a good script is one that says, "C'mon! You know you'd love to be in this thing in front of a live audience." A good script begs to be performed. If this were to be produced in a one-act festival near me, I'd happily brush up my acting resume and head off to audition.

An adorable, little piece about the Garden of Eden... with some delightful liberties taken. Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn has written another satirical gem.

Another romantic comedy gem from John Busser. Puns and delightful sight gags are the frosting on the cake of this play about putting your weirdness out there and hoping it doesn't send your romantic interest running for the nearest exit.

It's Santa Claus meets Godzilla. What more do you want? Quit being ungrateful and just read it already.

In the hands of a cast of skilled impersonators, this could be a delightful bit of political satire.

Nice, short, and creepy. It would fit nicely in an evening of short horror plays.

A very charming piece brimming with warmth and humor. It should be a delight for the little ones and maybe even more so for the adults who drove them to the theatre.