Recommended by Jennifer O'Grady

  • Jennifer O'Grady: Wolf & Pig (a one-minute play)

    Sweet one-minute play that's perfect for our time. Wonderful for all ages.

    Sweet one-minute play that's perfect for our time. Wonderful for all ages.

  • Jennifer O'Grady: failing at a 1-page play festival

    Hilarious one-minute play with Satan as a tormenter of writers. So funny!

    Hilarious one-minute play with Satan as a tormenter of writers. So funny!

  • Jennifer O'Grady: If There's Anything

    Beautiful play about grief and connection that contains so much in its single page. So well done!

    Beautiful play about grief and connection that contains so much in its single page. So well done!

  • Jennifer O'Grady: Unforgivable

    Sharply satirical and suspenseful one-minute play with a very funny (but often, and especially these days, all-too-true) surprise ending. Loved it!

    Sharply satirical and suspenseful one-minute play with a very funny (but often, and especially these days, all-too-true) surprise ending. Loved it!

  • Jennifer O'Grady: Christmas Carol: Fury Road

    Hilarious but, to many theater people, all too true monologue that would make a terrific addition to any holiday festival. So fun!

    Hilarious but, to many theater people, all too true monologue that would make a terrific addition to any holiday festival. So fun!

  • Jennifer O'Grady: Ida Invisible

    Fun and charming fairy-tale play with a terrific and funny heroine who learns--and teaches us--some valuable lessons about "living happily ever after." This play is fabulous for all ages and its large cast and themes make it especially wonderful for school productions.

    Fun and charming fairy-tale play with a terrific and funny heroine who learns--and teaches us--some valuable lessons about "living happily ever after." This play is fabulous for all ages and its large cast and themes make it especially wonderful for school productions.

  • Jennifer O'Grady: Sellswords (Sherwood Cycle #2)

    I love history plays and Frandsen’s imaginative riff on the Robin Hood legend is fun and dramatic, a gripping adventure story complete with castle and political hostages. With lots of diverse roles and dialogue that feels both evocative of its time and relevantly modern, this play would work well in professional, community and school settings.

    I love history plays and Frandsen’s imaginative riff on the Robin Hood legend is fun and dramatic, a gripping adventure story complete with castle and political hostages. With lots of diverse roles and dialogue that feels both evocative of its time and relevantly modern, this play would work well in professional, community and school settings.

  • Jennifer O'Grady: Two Socks Discuss Loss

    Theatrical and wonderfully moving short play in which two unpaired socks talk--utterly convincingly--about their experiences with grief but also with hope. Loved it!

    Theatrical and wonderfully moving short play in which two unpaired socks talk--utterly convincingly--about their experiences with grief but also with hope. Loved it!

  • Jennifer O'Grady: Of Garden Gnomes and Other Tragedies

    Wonderfully unusual, funny and super-convincing short play about--and featuring--garden gnomes. This would be great on stage!

    Wonderfully unusual, funny and super-convincing short play about--and featuring--garden gnomes. This would be great on stage!

  • Jennifer O'Grady: Black & White/Two Puzzles Walk Into A Bar

    Really clever and funny short play with crossword puzzles as characters and lots of rich dialogue. So well done!

    Really clever and funny short play with crossword puzzles as characters and lots of rich dialogue. So well done!