Recommended by Jennifer O'Grady

Poignant, charming and funny two-hander about loneliness, with two terrific roles for older women. Would make a great addition to any ten-minute play festival.

Powerful and haunting, full of marvelous surprises.

Lovely monologue about love, loss, and acceptance. Bittersweet yet surprisingly soothing and uplifting.

Charming and funny one-minute play about one child's persistent search for definitive proof of Santa. Great for all ages.

Sweet one-minute play about the bittersweet bond between humans and dogs. With two loving dogs in my home I felt this so deeply!

A beautiful and harrowing short play about two young men struggling with the AIDS crisis. Powerful and moving.

A wonderful and very skillful short play about connection. No words are spoken by these two characters because Soltero-Brown is able to show us so much without using words, a remarkable feat. I'd love to see this staged.

Spoken by a hurricane, this is such a great monologue! Esmeralda revels in her power, which is both wonderful (she sweeps us along with her, verbally and emotionally) and scary--as it should be. Thrumming beneath her words is the destruction, present and to come, caused by climate change. Powerful.

A smart, witty and very funny ten-minute play. If you're ever wondered who exactly Godot was and why he didn't show up, Bonafede has the answer!

I had the pleasure of seeing a production of this ten-minute two-hander that riffs, hilariously, on a major moment in the history of telecommunications while also poking fun at our contemporary smartphone obsession. Great for audiences of all ages.