Recommended by Jennifer O'Grady

Extremely fun and very funny one-minute play with a surprise ending. Loved it!

The situation in this monologue--a woman interviews a prospective roommate while her apartment building is actually on fire--is just fabulous and so well done! A surprising and moving piece with much going on in it. Love it!

Lermond's Lottie is hilarious, but we also, vividly, see the pain behind Lottie's situation and words. A wonderfully nuanced monologue from Lermond that would be a gift for any actor.

Oh, how I love this! In just ten pages Arianna Rose and Shelly Gartner have created a super-fun and engaging piece of musical theater with wonderfully weird and very funny characters. The songs are terrific too (music is linked on the play's NPX page). So much fun!

Utterly charming and very funny short play about seeking and love that anyone can relate to. I adore Weaver's version of Aphrodite in this play (I'm thinking she might need additional plays) and her interactions with the two young humans who need her help. A delight!

What happens when another kid at school demonstrates increasingly troubling behavior, and what if that person is a lifelong friend and you think you're the only one who can truly see him--to what extent do you ignore the warning signs? In dialogue exquisitely tuned to the way teen do--and don't--communicate, Hageman's suspenseful and theatrical new play explores the issue of perception--how we really hear and see other people--along with the daily and often unseen struggles young people are so often forced to encounter, including the vital issue of safety. A powerful play for all ages.

This is so fabulous! Would be a gift for any actor. I would absolutely love to hear this performed!

A powerful and poetic play that deserves and should have very widespread performances.

A beautiful, inventive, poetic, painful and very necessary play.

Extremely powerful and unflinching play that should be widely performed.