Recommended by George Sapio

The title should be "Will Someone PLEASE Drown Julia?" Another day at the beach ruined by that one person...and an explosion just coming...you can see it getting closer and closer. Rachel's found lots of hilarious fun that many of us can relate to!

I just had the pleasure of acting in a Zoom version of this and we had so much fun; it was almost impossible to keep it together while trying not to explode into laughter. This is one fun play, at least for audio alone. I can only imagine the actual staging. Exceptionally well done!

As a former tutor...I just went through a flashback of Hell. A quite realistic flashback depicting the struggle of what seems like futility until perseverance comes through. A great Zoom piece for four energetic actors. How does one teach life lessons to those who have not really experienced life? Engaging, engrossing, enraging; a brilliantly done life lesson.

The first time I laughed out loud was the setting. But that's just me. I'm funny that way. This script is hilarious and I can see why audiences love it--it's fast, atmospheric (way atmospheric, like someone dumped a bucket of atmosphere all over it), and plays the humor fast and without a scintilla of shame. A total winner.

Let us hope that all couples try to find a way through their difficulties, bad choices or not. Jack Levine is a romantic at heart, and his (horribly, actually) mismatched couple seem doomed. But true love takes many...sometimes unexpected...forms.

We tend to believe in stories and myths that makes us feel good about ourselves, but these stories do not always reflect the truth about the word we have created. A strong play about what's right, what's natural, what's not right, and how fear makes monsters of us. Would love to see this one staged.

Well done; a very strong, honest account of what it takes for someone to deal with something most people would find off-putting or ugly. An excellent choice for an evening of short plays. Highly recommended.

Love it; a fun and funny play to perform (find the costumes, eh?) and oddly touching. This would be a highlight of any evening of shorts!

I love kugel. It's a special treat. But poor Isadore, well, the kugel for him is more of a problem. A fun piece, especially if your costumer has a brave imagination. Funny, inviting, and you will be hungry afterwards.

The confusion and pain of being a teenager is devastating and terrifying, especially as things get out of control and it looks like the world is ending. But throw in a Shark in Drag (yup, shark in drag) and this play takes a turn no one expected. Beautiful in its complexity, and full of honest characterization.