Del Martin

Phyllis Lyon

Lesbian / woman

Heather McDonald

Ruben Carbajal

Elissa C. Huang

Weston Scott

Christian St. Croix

Katie Pena-Van Zile

Elinor T Vanderburg

Leah Barker

Frank Harts

It's time for tales of terror to see their day onstage. From horrifying creatures, to long-buried secrets, to the dark visions in your own mirror, nightmares await in Ten(ish): Horror, an anthology of short plays by some of the most exciting playwrights working today. Ten(ish): Horror is edited by Brendan Conheady and features the following short plays: Trust Fall by Weston Scott Mirror by Elissa C. Huang Viewings by Del Martin You’ve Reached Justin by Christian St. Croix Capsule by Heather McDonald Peace and Quiet by Katie Peña-Van Zile A Place to Rest Your Head by Ruben Carbajal Transfer by Elinor T Vanderburg The Dead Queen Requests the Honor of Your Presence at Dinner by Leah Barker Getting to the Bottom by Frank Harts

Ten 10-Minute Plays

Ten(ish): Horror

Shifting between multiple time periods, we follow two groups of students as they search for a mysterious ghost in blue. They've all heard the legend. And though some don't believe it, for all of the teens who venture into Cedar Park, the legend sure does believe in them. In the end, that's all that matters. Drama One-act. 30-35 minutes 16 actors, gender flexible

The Hauntings at Cedar Park

A study of wife beating in the United States, with reference to and victims' comments on the physical, psychological, and social effects of a complex problem

Battered Wives

Jason Pizzarello

Far in the future, humanity has found peace but has been divided between Earth, the colonies on the Moon, and the Mars Federation. Person to person contact between the worlds is a thing of the distant past, with life existing in islands of division and distrust. But all of that changes when a mysterious girl arrives on Mars with a message of hope and a stark warning. Can humanity come together to save itself before it is too late? The script contains detailed options for either virtual or in-person performance. Drama One-act. 35-40 minutes 10-12 actors

The Stowaway

Del Martin

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