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Wow! I literally got chills! Such a terrifying yet brilliant horror story that would be great for campfires and sleepovers! Pure nightmare fuel indeed! Nice work Debra!

Wow. This play really hit me. I felt Samson's pain when he realized that his dreads were gone, and how this girl who he fell in love with betrayed him. Ken Love really knows how to put so much into this little play. Nice work Ken!

Such a wild and thrilling story that takes you places you wouldn't expect! That's the power that Peter Fenton put into this play! Secrets are revealed, no one can be trusted, and every element of the story will satisfy you in every way possible! This classic story of "whodunnit" that's set in today's world with such a diverse group of characters is was so eye opening and refreshing to read! I'd love to see this be produced! Awesome work Peter!

This play paints a very dystopian but intriguing image of the world falling apart while a group of young men act as if nothing is happening. Not until a much older man comes in and begins to open their eyes. This play is a very dark but important piece that will make you think of the world in a different way.

This play makes me wanna squirm in the best way possible! I loved these characters and Aly Kantor's way of telling a story so vivid and so wild! Wonderful Work Aly!

The Quarry House is another reason to appreciate the immense and powerful work of Philip Middleton Williams! This beautifully written story of what was supposed to be a peaceful weekend for Pete and Gordy, turns into something completely unexpected, and would soon be the birth of a new beginning for Benji. I appreciate how Philip brings so much love, humanity, and truth into his characters, and how an unexpected visit could turn into something even more. I would love to see this be produced! <3

Wow! Such a wonderful play about grief and loss, but also about keeping someone's legacy alive though their art. I enjoy how Philip Middleton Williams creates the relationships between the characters and how everything flows so beautifully. There are also some funny and sweet moments too. This play also reminded me of when I would walk through art galleries and learn about the artists who made them. Watercolors is a beautiful work of art indeed! Bravo Philip!

Once again, Philip Middleton Williams never fails to amaze me with his work! Revival is a wonderful play that brings two writers back together after five years. But they also must reconcile their past differences and try to learn how to write together again, even if they think they have nothing more to say. Some parts made me laugh, and some parts made me very warm and happy. Revival is the story that brings new ones to life, and brings old partners back together! Wonderful Work Philip!

Such a beautiful monologue that reminds us all that we would cross oceans for the people we love and do things for. This is a monologue that makes you think to yourself, "has there ever been someone you would cross an ocean for?". Peter Fenton gives us such an emotional and raw and honest monologue that actors would for sure blow people away in auditions. Wonderful job Peter!

I truly feel Marge's pain and anger as I too have been on an emotional roller coaster after the 2024 election. Christopher Soucy has chosen to write a story not only about the rage and anger we felt after the election but also to remind ourselves that we cannot let it consume us, and we cannot just cut the people we love out of our lives. Chogan's wisdom and advice to Marge is wonderful and truly is a reminder that we should not expect to succeed, but we should at least try.