Recommended by Kathy Rasmussen

This was a delightful one act to read. It highlights how we are all more alike than different, with nostalgic Hollywood references throughout. Well done!

The layering and perspectives in this piece are intriguing. I was immediately invested in discovering the characters and their relationships to each other. Ms. Wilcox made me feel like I was in the room with this special family, sharing their grief. This was so well written, I was disappointed it was over!

I did not see the end coming! The "i" word certainly can cause quite a stir. This was a great play to read.

This is a beautiful piece of art highlighting the human experience. Young love, hidden love, lost love, and finding love again...John has explored insecurities tempered with time and maturity. He has wrapped it up in the renewed hope that accompanies this maturity and the changing times. This is a memorable story sure to stay with the audience/readers.

What a delightfully funny play that hits a bit close to home for a novice pianist. My son, a piano teacher, challenged me to find plays about pianos. I am glad to have accepted because I found this relatable and fun one act. Larry Rinkel's use of personification adds depth and humor to the dialogue in an interesting way. I smiled from start to finish.

The description of the setting immediately landed me in Poland. The characters were developed effectively and humanly, even in the midst of the evil. This is a beautiful tribute to the history and appeal of music. It has inspired me to research Chopin.

Chance of a Lifetime is a timely tale which gripped my attention from the first line. It really makes one wonder what lengths people will go to for a shot at power. I was left hoping for a sequel!

This is such an educational piece-I truly did not know anything about this order. I had chills while reading it. Morey has done an excellent job with this historic, yet timeless issue, and I am planning to research it more! In spite of the grave nature of this piece, what remains with me is the message of hope at the end.

With a shocking discovery, revelation, and conclusion, this script will make you laugh, cringe, and raise your eyebrows. This was a fun read. Actors will have a lot of laughs rehearsing and performing it!

My heart aches for these vulnerable characters. It is so very well written, that their pain is transposed onto the reader. The story of a life in vivid color.