Recommended by Kathy Rasmussen

Mrs. Maude Meadows delivers a powerful message, not only to the budget committee, but personally to the reader/listener. This monologue will leave you solemnly reflecting on the value of all people. Thank you for this thought-provoking piece.

The profound connection between humans and animals leaves me in awe so very often. My grandmother used to share about "telling it to the bees". John's sweet story has struck a chord of very fond memories. Any story that can do that gets a big nod from me!

Women. We are complicated creatures. We are competitive, loyal, forgiving, and ambitious. Bob Cooner has represented us well in this poignant and humorous look at longstanding female relationships. Bob has inspired me to possibly join a book club:).

A very sweet and touching tribute to the first few weeks of parenthood. I love the dialogue-less approach.

This tale is chock full of playful banter, cleverly evolved characters, and hilarious dialogue-all in one remarkable act. As a shoe-a-holic myself, I loved the spider character. The spin on the rat's perspective had me smiling, and trust me, rats do not ever make me smile! Well done Dwayne!

What a fun twist on this classic. I would venture that drama teachers would love to use this, and students would get a kick out of it. I did not anticipate that ending!

This raw and tender story of the ebb and flow of relationships is powerful. Collin has illustrated the beauty and the pain of interpersonal dynamics in a deeply moving way. Thank you for writing this special story.

My mother started playing pickleball in Detroit in the early 1990's. I thought it was hysterical. Well, here I am, doing the same and loving every minute! Thank you for the witty monologue spitting facts about the game-and stay out of the kitchen.

YES! I love how this story empowers women and friendship. I was invested quickly, anxious for what Mel was planning. I am sorry this was based on a true story, but at least the ending has been rewritten!

An impressive story with interesting characters and great dialogue. I enjoyed this short play and am rooting for those sisters!