Recommended by Greg Mandryk

  • Greg Mandryk: Socks by Kate Danley
    “

    Socks by Kate Danley is more than charming, it's flat out dizzying.

    Socks by Kate Danley is more than charming, it's flat out dizzying.

    ”
  • Greg Mandryk: Splitting the Check (Ten Minute) by Paul Donnelly
    “

    It’s a long form joke with a delightful plot twist punchline. Love is sweet, but free grub is sweeter.

    It’s a long form joke with a delightful plot twist punchline. Love is sweet, but free grub is sweeter.

    ”
  • Greg Mandryk: ALIEN FARMER'S WIFE by Charles Scott Jones
    “

    In ALIEN FARMER'S WIFE, we learn that romance, as difficult as it is normally, doesn't get any easier with the addition of tentacles or antennae. And as bizarre as mating rituals are, whether they be human or alien, underneath them is the simple desire to love and be loved. Adorable!

    In ALIEN FARMER'S WIFE, we learn that romance, as difficult as it is normally, doesn't get any easier with the addition of tentacles or antennae. And as bizarre as mating rituals are, whether they be human or alien, underneath them is the simple desire to love and be loved. Adorable!

    ”
  • Greg Mandryk: Last Call by Christopher Soucy
    “

    This a cute, short reminder that the dating scene is hell.

    This a cute, short reminder that the dating scene is hell.

    ”
  • Greg Mandryk: Choking Hazard by Sean Gref
    “

    If you like your relationship drama with a side of slow-burn comedy, Choking Hazard is a sure bet.

    If you like your relationship drama with a side of slow-burn comedy, Choking Hazard is a sure bet.

    ”
  • Greg Mandryk: For a Limited Time Only (The Bread Play) by Daniel Prillaman
    “

    I was promised a "romantic horror bread comedy" and I wasn't disappointed. Boasting an absurd premise full of what-would-I-do-in-this-situation possibilities, For a Limited Time Only would make a great addition to an evening of short horror plays.

    I was promised a "romantic horror bread comedy" and I wasn't disappointed. Boasting an absurd premise full of what-would-I-do-in-this-situation possibilities, For a Limited Time Only would make a great addition to an evening of short horror plays.

    ”
  • Greg Mandryk: So This is a One Minute Play by Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn
    “

    I’m not sure what the point of recommending a one-minute play is. You could have read the entire play in the time it’s taking you to read this. Oh well. How you spend your time is your business.

    Nonetheless, kudos to Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn for this short yet delightful one-minute play. I enjoyed it thoroughly.

    I’m not sure what the point of recommending a one-minute play is. You could have read the entire play in the time it’s taking you to read this. Oh well. How you spend your time is your business.

    Nonetheless, kudos to Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn for this short yet delightful one-minute play. I enjoyed it thoroughly.

    ”
  • Greg Mandryk: Time Travelers Can Apply Yesterday by John Busser
    “

    Time travel stories can be a headache-inducing mess as they try to spin a convoluted narrative and expect the audience to follow along. John Busser's Time Travelers Can Apply Yesterday embraces its nonsense fully and invites you to sit back, relax, and enjoy the wacky chaos.

    Time travel stories can be a headache-inducing mess as they try to spin a convoluted narrative and expect the audience to follow along. John Busser's Time Travelers Can Apply Yesterday embraces its nonsense fully and invites you to sit back, relax, and enjoy the wacky chaos.

    ”
  • Greg Mandryk: Heartburn by Daniel Prillaman
    “

    If you’re in the mood for some grade A heebie-jeebies, Daniel Prillaman’s Heartburn is good for a quick fix. Prillaman’s pacing is spot on and is there anything scarier than being very unconvincingly assured that everything is fine?

    If you’re in the mood for some grade A heebie-jeebies, Daniel Prillaman’s Heartburn is good for a quick fix. Prillaman’s pacing is spot on and is there anything scarier than being very unconvincingly assured that everything is fine?

    ”
  • Greg Mandryk: Occupied by Aly Kantor
    “

    I don’t know who challenged Aly Kantor to write a compelling play set entirely in a series of restrooms, but she pulled it off splendidly. This would be an amazing opportunity for two young actresses to showcase their talents as their characters grow and become increasingly aware of the often frightening world outside the haven of the bathroom stalls.

    I don’t know who challenged Aly Kantor to write a compelling play set entirely in a series of restrooms, but she pulled it off splendidly. This would be an amazing opportunity for two young actresses to showcase their talents as their characters grow and become increasingly aware of the often frightening world outside the haven of the bathroom stalls.

    ”