Recommended by James Binz

Dana Hall gives Everywoman a nice rant about life, love and everything else in this short piece. This is a rare female rant on the state of relationships and a nice monologue for an actress. Great story, great characters, great dialogue - a great piece for performance. Brava!

Levine has presented a masterwork of short pieces. Slice of life romance and high theater combine for a wonderful 60 - 90 minutes of pure joy to behold. Seven short stories with wonderful characters and terrific dialogue - This is a tale that should be told on stage for everyone.

Ah, George! Classic film noir with a major flavoring of comic relief. Great characters and a traditional story with twists. The dialogue is wonderful to read and would be hilarious to hear. A treat and a wonder. Brava!

This is a terrific opportunity for a couple of adventurous senior actors. Sexy is not something usually found with those characters and this is a joy to see. Comic elements and dialogue with a story that continues off stage. This would be a crowd pleaser for sure and should be produced ASAP. Thank you George Sapio!

Funny business abounds! George Sapio world builds a 1 minute play festival complete with a narcissistic director, over confident intern, set designers with super powers and a bear. If you've ever written a 1 minute play - you'll be ROFL for this.

A wonderful old joke shown in all its glory. A radio drama that would be fun to listen to and imagine. Christopher Plumridge creates an Old Testament world that teaches us a parable of great importance. Nicely done.

Certainly an angry rant. This short piece illustrates a popular impression of our current state and the fear that the future brings. Whether this can play out remains to be seen, but Bolduc gives us a peek into the worst case scenario.

Jordan Elizabeth Henry illustrates every woman's fantasy office moment. And she does it in just one minute. Like doing the tango backwards in heels. Brava

Fast and, of course, furious. A surprising twist and then, the powerful BIG dramatic moment! Nice short work.

Noticed that this is on the Parlor bill for the Vet's Rep Theater and also, read this on Veteran's Day. As a vet myself, I see how siblings might both despise and idolize a fallen soldier brother. Ruyle has captured the power and the mystery of this situation with subtlety and craftsmanship. I'm certain the audience at Vet's Rep Parlor will love it!