Recommended by Emmet L.F. Cameron

Finally the tech kids get a chance to shine! I always knew there was big drama (& maybe a little romance) happening in that little booth.

A funny almost-wordless play on the surface, & the layering of political affiliation with branding & consumerism gives some real food for thought.

This is such a different, stunning, funny, poetic, & real take on a teen pregnancy plot. Would be fantastic as a festival piece for young actors.

This play is set in the early 2000s, but it’s sadly becoming more relevant again.

This would work well as a short audio piece. Reminds me of something that might be in an adult version of Free To Be You & Me.

Phew, if you thought the original Christmas Carol covered a lot of ground in 1 night, these ghosts are doing it all simultaneously, in 10 minutes, covering hundreds of years of holly jolly antisemitism. Funny, poetic, & won’t soon be forgotten.

A tight, funny 10 minutes with distinct, memorable characters who are ultimately able to love & respect each other while holding different perspectives.

Yeah, sounds about how I remember middle school recess.

A sweet 10 minute candlelit meditation on ancestry, tradition, & interfaith romance between people who aren’t sure what place faith has in their life in the first place.

Who hasn’t wondered about the people behind the paint names? This play lets us sit in that imaginary space long enough to see not only how they come up with this stuff, but what other lives they might be imagining for themselves.