Recommended by George Sapio

Brief, but very powerful speech that could come from any sanctimonious homophobe. Perfect for a night of LGBT-themed work. Hard to witness, but we need more work like this.

What fun! My heart goes out to the princess, but my bet is always on the dragon. An insightful--but short--peek into the search for someone worthy. And the costume designer should have a ball with this one!

Once again Ms. Feeny-Williams gives us an awkward setup and delivers the laughs. Writers are a little nuts, most of us understand that, and those long-suffering bystanders who've put up with the pomposity of fragile egos have to snap once in a while. Tons of fun for three comedic actors!

Compassion is not always easy to feel. Mr. Baker pits a gay man who's just lost his love against a homophobic sister and the result will haunt you, as well as highlight the divide between humanity and fear. Poignant and boldly drawn.

I can just see the actors champing at the bit to chew this one up. Olde worlde social customs vs modern, laid-back values (with a bit of kink thrown in for good measure) make this one a hilarious comedic romp.

If yer gonna be dishonest, don't be surprised if others are as well. A classic swindle goes all too well and the inevitable comes due. A truly fun piece to play and as part of a night of comedies. Just don't forget to follow the money...if you can.

This is so much fun! Perfect for three game comedic actors to own the stage. The laughs don't stop and the ending...you'll just have to read for yourself. Well done!!

I'd say this was a dystopian view of the future, but it's a lot closer than we'd like to think. A clandestine deal in contraband with a few surprises along the way. I never get tired of the insightfulness of Mr. Williams' work, and this one makes us worry not just for the characters, but for ourselves as well. This one should be done everywhere. Especially in FLORIDA.

Once again Scott plays it perfectly, nailing the nuances of character with subtlety. A lovely four-hander with two older parts (yay!) that should be a perfect end to a night of romantic works.

What to believe? What do you want to believe? Jessie's brush with Ol' Mister Scratch might, if she chooses unwisely, have eternal ramifications. A nice two-hander that will keep the audience guessing!