The Ten-Minute Play Slam pieces chosen for the 2024 Conference
- Erin Dietsche’s Hexakosioihexekontahexaphobia
- Seth McNeill’s we’re all athletes
- Dante Medema’s Kismet
- Tom Moran’s The Tenting
- Michael C. O’Day’s An Audience of One
The performance will be Saturday, June 15th, 2:30-3:30 PM. It is directed by Jay Stevens.
The Ten-Minute Play Slam was started in 2007 as a way of furthering the Conference’s ongoing mission to provide as many opportunities for our participating playwrights as possible.
PRODUCTION HISTORY
2019 – Directed by Carrie Yanagawa
- Paul Braverman’s Stuck in the Middle
- Sean DeMers’ In a Forest on Mars
- Joanna Castle Miller’s The Being Heard Academy
- Tom Moran’s Remainders
- Philip Middleton Williams’ Ask Me Anything
- Jan Pobst’s Road Trip
2018 – Directed by Carrie Yanagawa
- Rand Higbee’s Oh, no! I Flew Too Close to the Sun!
- Joanna Castle Miller’s The World’s Next Tooth Fairy Is Marci Peterson
- Mary Portser’s So Lovely Here On Earth
- Jan Probst’s Jill and Jack
- Jacob Marx Rice’s Active Shooter
- Andrea Staats’ Round One
2017 – Directed by Carrie Yanagawa
- Chip Bolcik’s Expecting Hamilton
- Derek Gray’s Sons Become Fathers
- Joanna Castle Miller’s Parasites
- Tobin Wheeler’s To Give Up On Heaven
- Daniels Calvin’s Logorrhea
- Tom Moran’s I, Phone
2016 – Directed by Carrie Yanagawa
- Joe Barnes’ Roommates
- Chip Bolcik’s Suit Yourself
- Eoin Carney’s Eurekas
- Nicholas Walker Herbert’s Funeral for a Pet
- Andrea Staats’ Progress
- Staci Swedeen’s Rattlesnake Canyon
2015 – Directed by Carrie Yanagawa
- Jill Bess’ The Ransom
- Nicholas Walker Herbert’s Autograph Table
- Tony Pasqualini’s In the Dark
- Thomas Pierce’s Almost Connect…
- Amy Tofte’s Not About the Money
- Carolynne Wilcox’s Fate Demands It
2014 – Directed by Carrie Yanagawa
- Paul Braverman’s United We Stand
- Daniel Guyton’s Death of a Snowman
- Rand Higbee’s Moon in a Barrel
- David MacGregor’s New Year’s Eve
- Tom Moran’s WYWH
- Kelly Younger’s Let’s Get Physical
2013 – Directed by Janice L. Goldberg
- Cort Brinkerhoff’s Cort’s Play
- Eoin Carney’s Fork in Road
- Joy Cutler’s The Craving
- Alexandra D’Italia’s The Fix Up
- Nicholas Walker Herbert’s Kiss with a Fist
- Nathaniel Lachenmeyer’s Birds of a Feather
- Leslie Powell’s Backfire
- Kelly Younger’s Mandate
2012 – Directed by Mark Lutwak
- Kevin Armento’s The Very Important Talk Every Father Fears the Most
- Phillip Dallmann’s The Smerjigan
- F. Brett Cox’s They Got Louie
- David Clark’s A Deck of Cards
- Rachel White’s Chelsea Faces Machine
- Joe Barnes’ Even Steven
- Jeanne Beckwith’s Doll Hospital
- Dennis Schebetta’s Dog Park or Sexual Perversity in Magnuson
- Matt Benedict’s Discoveries
2011 – Directed by Mark Lutwak
- Rand Higbee’s The Music That Dares Not Speak Its Name
- Scott Tobin’s The Washington Post
- Antoinette Winstead’s The Birthday Surprise
- Joe Barnes’ The Boy With No Nose
- Nick Mazzuca’s Wild Dark
- Raegan Payne’s Sweet Nothings
- Arlitia Jones’ The Children of Light
- Kevin Armento’s Breeders
2010 – Directed by Jayne Wenger
- Joe Barnes’ Inventory of Effects
- Francine Dick’s Down Memory Lane
- Reginald Edmund’s Everyone Respects Big E
- David Guaspari’s Roger and Juliet
- Arlitia Jones’ Tornado
- Geoff Kirsch’s Shipwrecked
- Tom Moran’s Duo
- Laura Neubauer’s Catch of the Day
- Schatzie Schaefers’ Wednesdays & Saturdays
- Amy Tofte’s The Course We Set
2009 – Directed by Mark Lutwak
- Joe Barnes’ The Workshop
- Paul Brynner’s Grocery List
- Damon Chua’s Text Me
- Rand Higbee’s The Last Ballgame
- Arlitia Jones’ The Empirical Eskimo
- Tom Moran’s Roadkill
- Mollie Ramos’ Finding Our Way Back
- Schatzie Schaefers’ Ancient Chinese Secret
- Judd Lear Silverman’s Ancestors of Telemarketing
2008 – Directed by Mark Lutwak
- Joe Barnes’ The Prick
- Jessica Chisum’s Promenade
- Damon Chua’s Dogs are Evil
- Christine Emmert’s Raft of the Medusa – Post Modern
- Arlitia Jones’ Another Big Hollywood Ending
- Lia Romeo’s Last Call
- George Sapio’s Putt-Putt
- Nick Stokes’ The Chore
- James Venhaus’ Three Kings
2007 – Directed by Daniel Irvine, Mark Lutwak, and Michael Warren Powell
- Stuart M. Harris’ Samuel and Salkow
- John Levine’s The Whale Stays in the Picture
- John Kaiser’s Somebody Please
- Ruth Kirschner’s Spotlight
- JC Samuels’ Chameleon
- Deborah Chava Singer’s Sweet Night, Last Morning
- Jonathan Wallace’s “‘Caitlynn‘, by Helen Langley,” by Kate Imbruglio
- Justin Warner’s Parent Interview
- Antoinette F. Winstead’s The Meeting