Recommended by William L. Walker Montgomerie

I don’t usually get this emotional reading a play, but Jack Levine’s 'The Forgetful Storyteller' hit me hard. Having had a loved one go through dementia, so much of it felt painfully real. But it’s not all sadness—there’s humor, warmth, and those small, precious moments of connection that make you realize how much love can endure. Levine captures all of it so honestly. I couldn’t stop thinking about it long after I finished—it’s one of those stories that sticks with you.

Just finished Traitor’s Punishment by Rex McGregor, and wow—it’s a wild ride. Two magicians, one dark secret, and a conversation that goes from cheeky to chilling in seconds. It’s sharp, funny, and full of unexpected twists. That ending hit with a perfect “oh damn” moment you won’t see coming. Highly recommend this and Rex McGregor's other works. Enjoy!

Once again you take us to the dark moors to visit our three fun loving spell casting ladies and deliver the funny. I love your plays about the witches. So much fun for three actresses to play such darkishly fun characters.

Oh. My. Godzilla! What a fun little romp to be the fly on the wall at a "cryptid convention" or rather two cryptids enter an airport... I laughed the whole way through. As a person that loves Cryptid humor this is awesome. Perhaps I should alert "Doug" to this gem. IYKYK
Another fun addition Donna.

A delightful take on an ancient myth. Audiences loved this creative and fun work during our annual play fest. Highly Recommend.