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I have seen Katherine Ryan live a lot of times I have even seen her show glam role model 3 times so for me to give her any less than 5 stars would be a lie! During this show Katherine sent me a message to come back stage for wine and grapes (oh how the other half live) and she was nothing but lovely! Truly made us feel like we was one of the gang! She always seems to get me involved with the show from pretending to do the N-Dubz sex tape or show off my kathbum shirt (which I made my self) her jokes are always on point with her strong but sweet acid mouth! I had worked in theatre for 6 years meaning I have met some of the best stand ups around! But Katherine Ryan always has time for fans she always has a great MC and is only to happy to take photos with! Katherine Ryan always owns the stage and that's why she is the queen of comedy! Making Kathbum a must see show!

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Katherine Ryan to tour new stand-up show Battleaxe

Wednesday 28th February 2024, 11:42am

Katherine Ryan: Battleaxe will tour between September 2024 and May 2025
Tickets are on sale from 10am on 1st March from sites including Ticketmaster

Katherine Ryan is to tour a new stand-up show titled Battleaxe between September 2024 and May 2025 .

The tour's promoters say: "Star of UKTV 's hugely popular new series Parental Guidance as well as Comedy Central 's Out Of Order with Rosie Jones and Judi Love , TV's beloved Katherine Ryan makes a hugely welcome return to the stage with her brand-new live show, Battleaxe , which will embark on a major UK and European tour in 2024 . Get your tickets now to see a true masterclass in how to enter your Battleaxe era."

A full list of dates are below. Tickets are on sale from 10am on 1st March via sites including Ticketmaster

05/09/2024: Tunbridge Wells, Tunbridge Wells Assembly Hall 12/09/2024: Leeds, Leeds Grand Theatre 19/09/2024: Wrexham, William Aston Hall 22/09/2024: Oxford, New Theatre Oxford 26/09/2024: Warrington, Pyramid and Parr Hall 27/09/2024: Bradford, St Georges Hall, Bradford 28/09/2024: Stoke-On-Trent, Victoria Hall 05/10/2024: Bournemouth, Bournemouth Pavilion 10/10/2024: Ipswich, Ipswich Regent Theatre 11/10/2024: York, York Barbican 01/11/2024: Aylesbury, The Waterside Theatre, Aylesbury 02/11/2024: Swansea, Swansea Arena 07/11/2024: Dorking, Dorking Hall 08/11/2024: Woking, New Victoria Theatre 09/11/2024: Reading, Hexagon Theatre 15/11/2024: Bexhill on Sea, De La Warr Pavilion 16/11/2024: Bristol, Bristol Beacon 17/11/2024: Exeter, The Great Hall, Exeter 21/11/2024: St Albans, Alban Arena 22/11/2024: Southend-On-Sea, Southend Cliffs Pavilion 23/11/2024: Southampton, O2 Guildhall Southampton 27/11/2024: Cambridge, Cambridge Corn Exchange 28/11/2024: Portsmouth, Portsmouth Guildhall 29/11/2024: Torquay, Princess Theatre - Torquay 31/01/2025: Coventry, Warwick Arts Centre 01/02/2025: Stockport, Stockport Plaza 02/02/2025: Liverpool, Liverpool Empire Theatre 06/02/2025: Leicester, De Montfort Hall 07/02/2025: Worthing, Worthing Assembly Hall 08/02/2025: Wolverhampton, The Civic at The Halls Wolverhampton 09/02/2025: Cardiff, New Theatre Cardiff 20/02/2025: Doncaster, Doncaster Dome 21/02/2025: Nottingham, Royal Concert Hall Notts 22/02/2025: Sheffield, Sheffield City Hall Oval Hall 27/02/2025: Colchester, Charter Hall 28/02/2025: Brighton, The Brighton Centre 01/03/2025: Plymouth, Plymouth Pavilions 06/03/2025: London, The London Palladium 07/03/2025: London, The London Palladium 08/03/2025: London, The London Palladium 14/03/2025: Northampton, Royal and Derngate 15/03/2025: Manchester, O2 Apollo Manchester 19/03/2025: Aberdeen, Aberdeen Music Hall 20/03/2025: Dunfermline, Alhambra Theatre 21/03/2025: Edinburgh, EICC 22/03/2025: Newcastle Upon Tyne, O2 City Hall, Newcastle 30/03/2025: Belfast, Waterfront Hall Auditorium 03/04/2025: Stockton-on-Tees, Stockton Globe 04/04/2025: Llandudno, Venue Cymru Theatre 08/05/2025: Guildford, G Live Guildford 09/05/2025: Glasgow, SEC Armadillo 10/05/2025: Birmingham, Utilita Arena Birmingham

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Star of UKTV’s hugely popular new series Parental Guidance as well as Comedy Central’s upcoming Out of Order with Rosie Jones and Judi Love, TV’s beloved Katherine Ryan makes a hugely welcome return to the stage with her brand-new live show, Battleaxe, which will embark on a major UK and European tour in 2024.

Katherine is the creator and Star of Netflix’s smash hit The Duchess along with two global Netflix comedy specials: In Trouble and Glitter Room as well as 2022’s Missus on Sky / Now TV. She also hosted Backstage With Katherine Ryan for Amazon Prime and starred in Sky’s Romantic Getaway with Romesh Ranganathan. Get your tickets now to see a true masterclass in how to enter your Battleaxe era.

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Star of UKTV’s hugely popular new series Parental Guidance as well as Comedy Central’s upcoming Out of Order with Rosie Jones and Judi Love , TV’s beloved Katherine Ryan makes a hugely welcome return to the stage with her brand-new live show, Battleaxe .

Katherine is the creator and Star of Netflix’s smash hit The Duchess along with two global Netflix comedy specials: In Trouble and Glitter Room as well as 2022’s Missus on Sky / Now TV. She also hosted Backstage With Katherine Ryan for Amazon Prime and starred in Sky’s Romantic Getaway with Romesh Ranganathan . Get your tickets now to see a true masterclass in how to enter your Battleaxe era.

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Katherine Ryan has added a second date of her brand-new live show, Battleaxe, at 3Olympia Theatre. She will return to us on Saturday 29th March 2025.

She also plays 3olympia theatre on sunday 24th november 2024..

Tickets priced from €34.10 including booking fee & €1.50 restoration levy on sale now from Ticketmaster Ireland Star of UKTV’s hugely popular new series Parental Guidance as well as Comedy Central’s upcoming Out of Order with Rosie Jones and Judi Love; Katherine is the creator and Star of Netflix’s smash hit The Duchess along with two global Netflix comedy specials: In Trouble and Glitter Room as well as 2022’s Missus on Sky / Now TV. She also hosted Backstage With Katherine Ryan for Amazon Prime and starred in Sky’s Romantic Getaway with Romesh Ranganathan. Get your tickets to see a true masterclass in how to enter your Battleaxe era.

Award-winning comedian, writer, presenter, and actress Katherine Ryan is at the top of her game and Battleaxe brings her back out on tour after the sell-out international smash hit that was Missus ended its year long run in 2022.

Katherine’s four part flagship series for W – Parental Guidance – is airing now to rave reviews. Out of Order for Comedy Central comes out on the 26th February with Katherine as a team captain alongside host Rosie Jones and Judi Love.

In addition to her regular appearances on all the major British panel shows, Katherine’s upcoming flagship 6 x 60’ comedy travel show with Joe Wilkinson for Channel 4 will air later this year. In 2023, she starred in the Sky Original comedy series, Romantic Getaway, with Romesh Ranganathan, as well as The Lionesses: A League of Their Own special with Jill Scott and Maisie Adam. She also surprised the nation with her performance on The Masked Singer as the much loved Pigeon.

In 2022, Katherine hosted her own hilarious 6-part global flagship series for Amazon Prime - Backstage with Katherine Ryan. She has also hosted two series of the hit primetime BBC Two jewelry-making competition series All That Glitters.

Her latest comedy special, Missus, aired on Sky Comedy in late 2022 to huge acclaim. Her debut 6 x 30’ Netflix sitcom The Duchess - which she wrote, executive produced and starred in - leapt to the top of the UK Netflix chart on its release. She was also only the second UK-based comedian to get a Netflix Global comedy special after Jimmy Carr and the first woman (2017’s In Trouble). Her second special Glitter Room also sits on the platform.

Her debut book The Audacity was published by Bonnier and went straight into the Sunday Times Bestseller list. Her hit podcast Telling Everybody Everything frequently tops the podcast charts and is hosted by market-leader Acast.

The fees for this event include a €1.50 restoration levy.

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Katherine Ryan: My husband believes conspiracy theories

Bobby thinks Americans faked the moon landing

Speaking on the Dish podcast, the comedian says he’s a ‘hillbilly’ from her hometown of Sarnia, Ontario, who ‘calls loo roll "shit tickets"’

‘And he doesn't believe in the moon landing,’ she adds. ‘He thinks that the government in America were really committed to showing themselves up against the Russians.

‘They'd spent too much money on the Vietnam War so they just went underwater and filmed a fake moon landing. He's a great, he's a great guy. And that's what guys are like from my hometown. And, I don't blame him in not trusting the government.’

Talking to hosts Nick Grimshaw and Angela Hartnett, Ryan also discusses how she got into comedy, saying she was ‘definitely a show-off’ growing up.

When she was 18 she moved to Toronto for university and ‘right away I worked in TV. I did podium dancing for this TV show’, she said.

'Then I got a job at Hooters and I met so many like-minded women there, all like me, women from small towns who had moved to the big city with these dreams… and a lot of us were fun and funny, and we'd go out in these big groups, and they'd be so powerful.

‘In my hometown people thought I was weird, but these girls were like, "You are very funny,".’

She did her first stand-up gig in her Hooters uniform, but admits it took her a while to find her voice.

‘I did like a character and it was really offensive, like way more offensive than I am now,’ she revealed. ‘I liked Sarah Silverman and was attracted to shock comedy, but I didn't really get the nuance of what made it funny, so I was just like really offensive. I was always a bit of a paradox.’

She also joked that she and Grimshaw could set up a male version of Hooters, called Cocks:

Ryan, 41, is currently on tour with her new stand-up show, Battleaxe, explaining the title ‘is a negative word to describe women historically who were like disruptive, or outspoken, or masculine, or difficult. And I just like repurposing those words to be a good thing.’

She added: ’I'm looking forward to my over-40s era, and I love belligerent older women, I really love them. I think it’s aspirational to me, being a battleaxe.’

The comedian also explained how she always tried to get back home after each gig to see her two youngest children, aged three and 30 months, because: ‘I tour like a mom, I don't tour like a dad’.

She explained: ‘The boys in my industry, they just disappear for like ten months, and I have to go back and forth and zigzag. I still sleep with the children because they wake up in the night and I don't feel like an infant should be unattended ever.

‘North of Leeds, I'll sleep over but anything like within three hours, if I can get home, I get home.

‘I've got so many kids now, that they basically form their own society, and I think they'll be fine without me. As long as I'm there for the 5am wake up, and I'm willing to play all day and do it again, they don't notice really, they forget.

‘Then Violet is 15 and she's been through it all. Having a teenager is like giving birth to your high school bully. She’s really beautiful and intimidating and she's British and she has rich parents.She’s like all the girls who were mean to me all my life.

‘She has a 45-step skincare routine. I think it's sweet now, that Britney Spears, "not a girl, not yet a woman’ point in life, because we'll let her have a glass of wine now and then with dinner, especially if we're on holiday, but she'll still order dino nuggets off the kid's menu.’

• Dish from Waitrose has just returned for a sixth series, with Ryan the first guest. It is available on all podcast providers.

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'Twas the Date Before Christmas FRIDAY OCTOBER 18 8/7c Starring Robert Buckley , Amy Groening To prevent her family from canceling the “Chamberlain Family Christmas Olympics,” Jessie (Groening) lies and says she’s inviting a date to the long-standing holiday tradition. She meets Bryan (Buckley) on a dating app, and he agrees to spend the holiday with her and her family. As Jessie and Bryan engage in eccentric activities like the search for the Christmas tree star, gift wrapping contest and snowball fight, they start to develop real feelings for each other. Soon her family begins to catch on to their secret and Bryan suspects she may be hiding the real reason for her unusual Christmas date request. As the celebrations continue, Jessie must work to keep all her stories straight and save her date with Bryan.

Holiday Crashers SATURDAY OCTOBER 19 8/7c Starring Lyndsy Fonseca , Daniella Monet , Chris McNally , Jag Bal Best friends Toni (Fonseca) and Bri (Monet) have worked at the same card shop for more years than they should as both struggle to find their true life’s path. This holiday season, Toni and Bri decide to shake up their humdrum world by creating new identities to crash the amazing Christmas parties from the shop's confidential invitations. All harmless fun! Until Toni gets mistaken for a lawyer, which isn’t too far off the mark since she did finish law school...just never completed the bar exam. Toni and Bri are then whisked away to a fancy corporate Christmas retreat in the snowy Vermont mountains by handsome business mogul, Justin (McNally), whose crush on Toni is real even if her legal career isn’t. And Bri is along for the ride as she has eyes for Vinny (Bal), a valet who may have a secret of his own. Can a distraction help Bri find what path in life she’s supposed to follow? Will Toni end up with the guy of her dreams or in a blizzard of trouble? This fun Christmas crashing romp will either end in disaster or two happily-ever-afters!

Scouting for Christmas SUNDAY OCTOBER 20 8/7c Starring Tamera Mowry-Housley , Carlo Marks , Marci T. House Angela (Mowry-Housley) has been a busy realtor since her amicable divorce a couple of years ago to Dakota (James Paladino, Lucky Hank), a paleontologist whose adventures kept him anywhere but home. Now, she is a devoted if often harried, single mom to a smart and loving 10-year-old girl, Brooklyn (Audrey Wise Alvarez). Angela’s busy schedule makes it hard for her to find time for much of anything…or anyone…else. As it is, she can barely get Brooklyn to her scout meetings on time, much to the disapproval of the other mothers. When Brooklyn gets the idea to have William (Marks), the owner of her favorite bakery, cater her scout troop’s posh annual holiday event, she asks Angela to work with him on pitching the idea to the moms in charge. Despite sensing that her daughter might be trying to play cupid, she agrees to help and finds herself enjoying time with him, but is reluctant to open her heart and life to someone new. When Dakota returns, missing her, Angela must decide what is best for her daughter and best for her heart.

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Operation Nutcracker FRIDAY OCTOBER 25 8/7c Starring Ashley Newbrough , Christopher Russell When an antique nutcracker set to be auctioned at the Warby family Christmas charity goes missing, a demanding event planner (Newbrough) and the heir to the Warby dynasty (Russell) try to track it down.

The Christmas Charade SATURDAY OCTOBER 26 8/7c Starring Rachel Skarsten , Corey Sevier Whitney (Skarsten), a cautious librarian raised by home security experts, finds herself in a real-life adventure when a blind date mix-up leads her into an undercover FBI operation. Forced to pose as the girlfriend of Special Agent Josh (Sevier), she helps him track down an art thief targeting the Saint Nicholas Ruby at a Christmas Eve charity ball. As the stakes rise, Whitney must embrace her inner action hero to save the day—and her family—just in time for Christmas.

The 5-Year Christmas Party SUNDAY OCTOBER 27 8/7c Starring Katie Findlay , Jordan Fisher Over five years, Alice (Findlay) and her old theater school rival, Max (Fisher), reunite each holiday season to work at a Chicago catering company’s Christmas parties. While their undeniable chemistry grows, the timing is never right for romance – until the company’s final season pushes them to confront their true feelings. As they say goodbye to the job that brought them together, they might finally find love in the most unexpected way.

A Carol for Two FRIDAY NOVEMBER 1 8/7c Starring Ginna Claire Mason , Jordan Litz , Charlotte d'Amboise After moving to New York to make it on Broadway, Violette Wagner (Mason) gets a job at Fiore’s, a legendary theater district diner, famous for its singing wait staff, who bide their time there, while awaiting that big break. Luck seems to be on her side when she gets a coveted slot, singing during Fiore’s annual Christmas Eve concert, which is attended by a who’s who of the theatre world. But her big opportunity turns out to be a duet with Alex (Litz), who has been less than welcoming, and believes she was only given the job because the owner of Fiore’s is a family friend. They're stuck with each other, though, since people have been plucked out of that show and put right on Broadway. As they rehearse together, Alex’s cousin, Brad, takes an interest in Violette, and they begin dating but, unbeknownst to her, Alex has been feeding Brad information about her, Cyrano-style, to win her over. However, when Alex begins developing feelings for her as well, a love triangle ensues, and things come to a head when their deception is uncovered, which, in turn, threatens Violette and Alex’s big opportunity.

Our Holiday Story SATURDAY NOVEMBER 2 8/7c Starring Nikki DeLoach , Warren Christie As Dave (Christie) and Nell (DeLoach) recount their love story to their daughter’s boyfriend Chris, we follow them through one special Christmas where fate routinely brought them together - and kept them apart. But as Dave and Nell tried to find one another, they were oblivious to the fact that they were work nemeses paired together to throw a Christmas festival for their town. Meanwhile in the present, Chris struggles with relationship issues of his own as he attempts to say “I love you” for the first time to his girlfriend Jo. As our two couples and storylines intersect, lessons are taught and learned about communication, honesty and the capacity for change - in ourselves and in others.

Holiday Mismatch SUNDAY NOVEMBER 3 8/7c Starring Caroline Rhea , Beth Broderick When free-spirited Kath (Rhea) and uptight Barbara (Broderick) clash at a Christmas committee meeting, they’re shocked to discover they’ve accidentally set up their adult children via a dating app. Determined to stop the romance, the two mothers team up, only to realize they have more in common than they thought. As their kids’ love blossoms, so does an unexpected friendship between their meddling moms, bringing both families together for a festive Christmas.

Trivia at St. Nick’s FRIDAY NOVEMBER 8 8/7c Starring Tammin Sursok , Brant Daugherty When students all flee an elite university in Vermont for winter break, the locals and faculty hunker down for their favorite time of year - the annual Christmas Bar Trivia Tournament! For Celeste (Sursok), a Type-A astronomy professor, this event combines the magic of Christmas with her greatest comfort in life: knowing the right answer. But when her colleague drops out of the tournament to do a month-long lecture tour in Asia, Celeste’s team must adopt Max (Daugherty), the football team’s new offensive coordinator. To Celeste, Max seems like nothing more than a grown-up class clown - though he brings an undeniable knowledge of sports trivia (a category their team has always fallen short in). Initial clashes between the two eventually turn into mutual appreciation as the team enjoys scavenger hunts on campus, decorating the international house with Christmas lights, baking Christmas cookies, and advancing toward the championship trivia game. Celeste can't help but delight in Max's infectious enthusiasm, love for all things Christmas and perhaps most importantly, his comfort with the unknown. And after a romantic wintery night at the campus observatory with Max, Celeste starts to wonder if being open to life’s surprises is more important than knowing the answer to everything.

Santa Tell Me SATURDAY NOVEMBER 9 8/7c Starring Erin Krakow , Daniel Lissing , Benjamin Ayres , Christopher Russell , Kurt Szarka When Olivia (Krakow), a successful interior designer, finds an old letter from Santa promising she’ll meet the love of her life by Christmas Eve—and that his name will be Nick—she’s stunned to meet not one, but three guys named Nick (Ayres, Russell, Szarka). As she navigates these holiday romances, Olivia also finds herself drawn to her charming co-worker, Chris (Lissing), throwing her magical Christmas quest into question. With the clock ticking toward Christmas Eve, Olivia embarks on a heartwarming and humorous journey to uncover her true soulmate.

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'Tis the Season to Be Irish SUNDAY NOVEMBER 10 8/7c Starring Fiona Gubelmann , Eoin Macken Rose (Gubelmann), a nomadic house flipper, heads to Ireland to renovate and sell a cottage, but her plans are upended when she meets Sean (Macken), a local realtor determined to preserve his town’s heritage. As she works on the cottage and embraces Irish Christmas traditions, Rose finds herself falling for Sean and questioning her fear of settling down. Together, they must confront their pasts and discover if love is worth taking root.

Christmas with the Singhs FRIDAY NOVEMBER 15 8/7c Starring Anuja Joshi , Benjamin Hollingsworth For Asha Singh (Joshi), Christmas is the most important time of the year. But when she’s stuck working at the hospital during the holidays, she wishes for some much-needed Christmas magic. Enter Jake (Hollingsworth), her former high school classmate, who unexpectedly reappears in her life. After a magical year together, Jake proposes. But their first Christmas as an engaged couple isn’t exactly the fairytale they imagined. When they head home for the holidays, they quickly discover their picture-perfect romance is about to get a serious reality check: their families couldn’t be more different! Juggling various holiday traditions, big personalities, cultural differences and complicated family dynamics proves to be a challenge as Asha and Jake have to learn if they can bridge their two families and survive a Christmas with the Singhs.

Jingle Bell Run SATURDAY NOVEMBER 16 8/7c Starring Ashley Williams and Andrew Walker Avery (Williams) is an unadventurous schoolteacher whose sister secretly signs her up for The Great Holiday Dash, a Christmas-themed reality competition show where she's paired with former hockey player Wes (Walker). Despite clashing at first, Avery’s puzzle-solving skills and Wes’ physical prowess help them excel as they travel from city to city and compete in festive feats that have a local flavor. It’s not long before a real connection between these opposites begins to blossom. But when Avery overhears a conversation between Wes and a show producer it threatens to derail their budding romance. Keeping their eyes on the prize, the duo continues to dash to the finish line but there may be a more personal adventure for them still in store.

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Confessions of a Christmas Letter SUNDAY NOVEMBER 17 8/7c Starring Angela Kinsey , Alec Santos Settie Rose (Kinsey), a quirky family matriarch, enters her town’s annual holiday letter-writing contest but needs help, so she hires struggling novelist Juan (Santos) to craft the perfect letter. When a mix-up leads to the rumor that Juan is engaged to Settie’s daughter Lily (Lillian Doucet-Roche), the whole family scrambles to keep up the charade. As Juan bonds with the Roses and overcomes his writer’s block, Settie learns that embracing her imperfect family is what truly makes her story special. *Features a cameo appearance by Brian Baumgartner.

Christmas on Call FRIDAY NOVEMBER 22 8/7c Starring Sara Canning , Ser’Darius Blain In the lead-up to Christmas, emergency room doctor Hannah Michaels (Canning) juggles her demanding job and a budding romance with EMT Wes Sullivan (Blain) in Philadelphia. They spend time together as Wes helps her become more acquainted with the sights, sounds and tastes of Philadelphia, it’s clear that they’re starting to fall for each other. As the local First Responders balance duty with holiday celebrations, they come together to face challenges, support each other and find moments of joy. *Features a cameo appearance by Donna Kelce.

Three Wiser Men and a Boy SATURDAY NOVEMBER 23 8/7c Starring Paul Campbell , Tyler Hynes , Andrew Walker , Margaret Colin The story begins five years later with the Brenner brothers preparing for another memorable Christmas. In a crazy turn of events, possibly brought on accidently by the brothers themselves, the director of Luke’s (Walker) son Thomas’ (Miles Marthaller, Round and Round) school holiday musical steps down. Luke is desperate to make his son’s stage dreams come true, so he enlists the help of his brothers Taylor (Hynes) and Stephan (Campbell). Meanwhile, the trio navigates meeting their mom Barbara’s (Colin) new boyfriend and the brothers grapple with their own feelings about this relationship. In true Brenner brother fashion, they are all in for a Christmas they will never forget.

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To Have and To Holiday SUNDAY NOVEMBER 24 8/7c Starring Madeleine Arthur, Robert Bazzocchi, Eric Close When Celeste (Arthur) gets engaged to Jason (Bazzocchi) after just a few months of dating, her father and the couple’s would be officiant, Pastor Mark (Close), insists on putting them through a pre-wedding “bootcamp” filled with Christmas-themed challenges. As the couple grows stronger through the festive activities, Celeste considers following her dreams in the fashion industry. Meanwhile, Pastor Mark learns to trust his daughter’s choices, leading to a heartwarming holiday season for the whole family.

Debbie Macomber's Joyful Mrs. Miracle THURSDAY NOVEMBER 28 8/7c Starring Rachel Boston , Pascal Lamothe-Kipnes , Tanner Novlan , Matthew James Dowden , Max Lloyd-Jones Three adult siblings (Lamothe-Kipnes, Dowden, Lloyd-Jones) return to their childhood home at Christmas to honor their late grandmother’s wishes and try to agree on new leadership for the family’s company. Enter Annie Merkel (Boston) – also known as Mrs. Miracle – who poses as an estate planner and uses her special brand of Christmas magic to help the family find common ground and rekindle their bonds. As the siblings try to sort things out, Charlotte (Lamothe-Kipnes) also finds herself reconnecting with Austin (Novlan), the manor’s caretaker and her first love.

A ’90s Christmas FRIDAY NOVEMBER 29 6/5c Starring Eva Bourne , Chandler Massey , Katherine Barrel l Workaholic lawyer Lucy Miller (Bourne) is celebrating her promotion alone on Christmas Eve when a mysterious rideshare experience transports her back to 1999. Reliving the holiday with her mom, sister and best friend – not to mention her high school crush – Lucy gets a second chance to understand where her relationships went wrong. Will this magical journey help her rewrite her future or leave her destined to be alone?

Deck the Walls FRIDAY NOVEMBER 29 8/7c Starring Ashley Greene , Wes Brown , Danny Pellegrino Rose (Greene) is a Chicago-based interior designer, whose brother Sal (Pellegrino) is responsible for a Christmas Charity House Flip back in their suburban Ohio hometown. When a budget crisis puts this important project in danger, Rose reluctantly returns during the holidays to try to save the day. Not ready to face the ghosts of her past, Rose’s plan is to get in, get it done, and get out ASAP. But before she knows it, she is face-to-face with Brysen (Brown), her brother’s best friend, contractor and who just so happens to be the bane of Rose’s youth. With the help of friends and family, and buoyed by the season of giving, the trio figures out a way to work together for this worthy cause. As Rose works, she discovers unexpected love and deeper purpose along the way.

Believe in Christmas SATURDAY NOVEMBER 30 6/5c Starring Meghan Ory , John Reardon When Beatrice (Ory) reluctantly joins her best friend on a trip to the enchanting Christmasland, she’s skeptical of the holiday magic surrounding them. But as she experiences festive traditions and meets a charming stranger named Ethan (Reardon), she begins to question what’s real and what’s part of the experience. In the end, Christmasland helps Beatrice rediscover hope, love, and the magic of new beginnings.

Holiday Touchdown: A Chiefs Love Story SATURDAY NOVEMBER 30 8/7c Starring Hunter King , Tyler Hynes , Ed Begley Jr. , Richard Riehle , Diedrich Bader , Christine Ebersole , Megyn Price Alana Higman (King) is sure that her family’s lifelong history as Kansas City Chiefs superfans makes them a frontrunner to win the team’s “Fan of the Year” contest. Derrick (Hynes), Director of Fan Engagement, is tasked with evaluating how Alana and her family stack up against the other two finalists. As the pair spends time together, it’s clear there’s a spark between them but when her grandfather’s (Begley Jr.) vintage Chiefs good-luck winter hat goes missing, Alana begins to doubt everything she believed about fate, destiny and even questions her future with Derrick – unless, that is, a little Christmas magic can throw a Hail Mary. *Features cameos by Kansas City Chiefs Head Coach Andy Reid; Chiefs Players Trey Smith, Mecole Hardman Jr., Clyde Edwards-Helaire and George Karlaftis;; Donna Kelce; Jenna Bush Hager.

The Finnish Line SUNDAY DECEMBER 1 6/5c Starring Kim Matula , Beau Mirchoff , Nichole Sakura Inspired by her father’s acclaimed legacy in dog sled racing, Anya (Matula) decides to follow in his footsteps. After his passing, she heads to Finland to participate in the 40th annual Joulurauha race, her father’s final race where he fell short of the victory. Following an injury to her lead dog during the qualifying race, Anya finds herself partnered with a new canine companion owned by journalist and former racer Cole, (Mirchoff) who aims to pen a story about her journey. Struggling to build trust with her new dog and facing her father’s rival, Monty, (Páll Sigþór Pálsson) Anya must navigate many challenges as she strives to win the race.

The Christmas Quest SUNDAY DECEMBER 1 8/7c Starring Lacey Chabert , Kristoffer Polaha An archeologist (Chabert) and her ex-husband (Polaha), an expert in ancient Norse languages, are sent to Iceland at Christmastime to search for the legendary treasure of the Yule Lads. When others join in the hunt, the pair find themselves swept into a thrilling adventure as they race to keep it from falling into the wrong hands.

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Private Princess Christmas FRIDAY DECEMBER 6 8/7c Starring Ali Skovbye , Derek Klena , Erica Durance Vi (Skovbye), better known as Princess Violet of Wingravia, adores the privileges of being a royal, if none of the responsibilities. After being disappointed by Vi one time too many, the Queen (Durance) decides to test her daughter’s mettle once and for all and issues an ultimatum: Vi must pass a vigorous leadership boot camp in Colorado or lose the throne to her uncle. At boot camp, Vi and her fellow cadets are put through a rigorous grind under the uncompromising supervision of Captain Ryan Douglas (Klena).

Sugarplummed SATURDAY DECEMBER 7 8/7c Starring Maggie Lawson , Janel Parrish Emily (Lawson) has always dreamed of creating the perfect Christmas, meticulously planning every detail year after year, only to feel like she’s falling short. Hoping to bring her family closer together, she makes a wish for a holiday as picture-perfect as the ones she sees in a made-for-TV holiday movie. To her shock, Sugarplum (Parrish), the film’s relentlessly optimistic main character, magically steps off the screen to make Emily’s wish come true — whether she’s ready for it or not. As Sugarplum applies her movie-world rules to real life, Emily gets caught up in the possibility of finally achieving the flawless family Christmas. But when Sugarplum's magical fixes start to backfire one by one, Emily begins to question what an ideal holiday really is. With time running out, Emily and Sugarplum find themselves on a heartwarming adventure – one that might just amount to an entirely different kind of Christmastime perfection.

Leah’s Perfect Gift SUNDAY DECEMBER 8 8/7c Starring Emily Arlook , Evan Roderick , Barbara Niven Leah Meyer (Arlook) is a bonafide lover of Christmas – the trees, the ornaments, the eggnog! But she has always admired the holiday from afar because she’s Jewish. Though her family celebrates Hanukkah, Leah has longed to experience a traditional Christmas. When her boyfriend Graham (Roderick) invites her to spend the holidays with his classic Connecticut family, she eagerly accepts. Excited to dive into the quintessential Christmas she’s always dreamed of, Leah quickly discovers that fitting in with Graham’s uptight family and his not-so-welcoming mom (Niven) is easier said than done. As holiday traditions clash and awkward moments pile up, it is not quite the cozy Christmas that she expected.

Hanukkah on the Rocks FRIDAY DECEMBER 13 8/7c Starring Stacey Farber , Daren Kagasoff , Marc Summer One week before Hanukkah, corporate lawyer Tory (Farber) finds herself unexpectedly unemployed and questioning the career she’s dedicated years to. As she helps her Bubby prepare for the holiday, she embarks on a quest across Chicago to find the last box of coveted Hanukkah candles. Her search leads her to Rocky’s, an Old Town bar, where she encounters Jay (Kagasoff), a charming doctor from Florida, his grandfather Sam (Summers) and a cast of quirky regulars who make her rethink everything. Torn between keeping her job loss a secret and embracing a newfound sense of belonging, Tory ends up bartending at Rocky’s, transforming it into the vibrant “Hanukkah on the Rocks” celebration. Through festive food, drinks, and games, she revitalizes the bar, bonds with Jay, and finds the courage to pursue her true calling. As Tory navigates the holiday, she learns that sometimes a detour can lead you exactly where you’re meant to be, lighting the way to a future filled with joy, romance, and self-discovery.

The Santa Class SATURDAY DECEMBER 14 8/7c Starring Kimberley Sustad , Benjamin Ayres Kate North (Sustad) finds herself reluctantly taking over her father’s once acclaimed and now struggling Santa School. In the weeks leading up to Christmas and the school’s next session, Kate and her new co-worker Dan (Ayres) discover who they believe to be the real Santa Claus, lost and without his memories after his sled steered off course and crashed near the school. They decide to help him remember who he is by inviting him to participate in the intense Santa training program. There’s a lot at stake this year with Kate’s school needs to best the rival St. Nicholas School or be forced to close their doors, and Nick (Santa Claus) needs to remember who he is, or the fate of Christmas might be at stake.

Following Yonder Star A DaySpring Movie SUNDAY DECEMBER 15 8/7c Starring Brooke D’Orsay , John Brotherton Abby Marshall (D’Orsay), once celebrated for her role as an inspirational mother on TV, is finding her real life in shambles after dealing with a scandal. She retreats to a luxury Vermont resort for Christmas only to find herself without a room due to a booking mishap. All the local hotels are booked up due to a rare astronomical event – a beautiful star said to mirror the Star of Bethlehem will appear on Christmas Eve. Thankfully, Abby finds a room at a quaint B&B, owned by Tom Maguire (Brotherton), who is also a high school astronomy teacher. Since his wife’s passing, Tom has taken on a lot of extra responsibilities, including running the inn and directing the local church’s Christmas pageant. Empathizing with Tom, Abby offers to help with the pageant and various activities around the inn and finds herself enjoying both the projects and Tom’s company. Through newfound community, family and love, Abby discovers that hope sometimes comes in the most unexpected ways.

Happy Howlidays SATURDAY DECEMBER 22 8/7c Starring Jessica Lowndes, opposite the to-be-announced winner of Finding Mr. Christmas Mia (Lowndes), a meticulous webpage editor for the Seattle Tourism Board, finds herself unexpectedly navigating the holidays alone. As the only one working, she's drawn into an unusual encounter when she encounters a stray dog. Unsure how to handle the situation, she crosses paths with Max (Winner of Finding Mr. Christmas), a dog shelter owner. Mia agrees to let Max's ailing dog find solace with her newfound companion, in exchange for Max showing her the hidden gems of Seattle. Through their journey together, they both step out of their comfort zones, discovering new perspectives and forming a meaningful connection.

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Oct. 24 - 31, 2024

AUSTIN FILM FESTIVAL ANNOUNCES 2024 SCRIPT COMPETITIONS SEMIFINALISTS & SECOND ROUNDERS

09/19/2024 AFF Blog , Competitions , News , Screenplay Competition

We are pleased to announce the 2024 Script Competitions Semifinalists (top 2%) and Second Rounders (top 20%). They were chosen from a field of 10,500+ scripts entered in our Screenplay, Digital Series, Playwriting, and Fiction Podcast Competitions. Finalists will be revealed by mid-October and the winners will be announced during this year’s Conference.

If you are an agent, manager, or producer interested in contacting any of our Semifinalists from the competition, please contact [email protected] to request a copy of this year’s Producers Book which contains their script loglines and contact information.

Semifinalists and Second Rounders are eligible for a discount on registration and special programming during the Conference.

2024 SEMIFINALISTS

DRAMA FEATURE SCREENPLAY BY WRITERS GUILD OF AMERICA, EAST

12:43 by Steven Snell

24 Hours From Tulsa by Louisa Rorschach

A Haunting Love by Jennifer Lynn O’Hara

Alchemy by Rachel Ewing

American Oddity by Rob Healy and Brandon Manbeck

Assault on Anchor Beach City Council by Brandon Kendall

Audrey by Imogen Grace

Autobiography of a Very Normal Person by Merrit Schmidt

Baritone by Merrit Schmidt

Barrio by Alexander Ibarra

Bloodbath by Patrick Tierney

Braddock by Gregory Caruso

Call Out by Neer Shelter

Clay by Phil Blake

Comedy and Its Discontents by Jesse Anderson

Conquer the World by Gary Champagne

CRAB by Abi Perpall

DARK HORSE by Brittany Sarkisian and Yusuf Ahmadyar

Deep Within Alexis St. Martin by Scott McCarrey

DEMANDING AN ANSWER FROM GOD by Kevin Howard

Draugr by Charles Hynek

Fenian’s Trace by Sean Mahoney

Fillmore County v. Swartzentruber by Brian Lipford

Flight Plans by Keith Rivers and Steve Stockman

Furious by Sender Tarlovsky

Gallows Bound by W. H. Arthur Coldwell

Giles v Harris by Melanie van Betten Jeffcoat

Gods and Grotesques by Michael Coenen

Golden Hour by Maureen McEly

Got Your Back by Katy Dore

He Who Goes To Paris by Sharon Argo

Hidden Sparks by Joseph Davis

Hizzoner by Tom Lombardi

How to be Held by Christine Nyland

Hung Over by Michail Eggelhoefer

Lark by Matilda Corley Schulman

Little Light by Jordan Guingao

Madre by Jordan Kartchner

ManMade by Merland Hoxha

Mississippi Flood by Charles Terry

Mob Ballers by Ryan Anker

Mr. Collins by David Styler

MUCK by Tony Ferrendelli and Drew McCullough

NIGHT OF THE PURPLE MOON by SCOTT CRAMER

Night Vision by Ella West

Nobody’s Heroes by Michael Elliott

Nümerika by Brandon Sanchez

Pound For Pound by Benjamin R. Moody

Private by Brad Bong and Allison Winn

Riko’s Circle by Sofia Drummond-Moore

Samurai Bonsai by Kai Kido

Scent of Marigold by Lily Malm and Laila Matuk

SEPARATED by Jessica Sieff

SOUTH WIND COME by Ernestina Juarez

Still in Time by Greg Harvey

Tell Them of Me by Mark DeLottinville

TENDER OUTCAST by Douglas Soesbe

The Camford Experiment by Gerry Kim and Ming Jin Woo

The Girl who Cried Wolf by Alicia Herder

THE HALF-SISTERHOOD by Lynn Esta Goldman

The Judas Apocalypse by Dan McNeil and Jasmine Aziz

The Method by Joe Marino

The Newlyweds by John Lawniczak

The Other Harry by Katie Kerr

The Rake- Chapter 2 by Nanea Taylor

The Refrain by Jarrett Bens

The Rule of Thirds by Andrea Turner

The Secret Court by Phil Gillen

The Shadow Falls by Clay Callender

The True Legend of Pistol Pete (as Told by Mr. Frank Eaton) by Rich Rees

Three Storeys by Andy Maycock

Tiananmen by David Ward

Under the Music by Cheryl Willis

Until I See You by Jenny Reed

VIVIAN by David Woll

Warrior’s Trail by Marco Rodriguez

Whatever Will Be Will Be by Patricia Benedek

X Marks The Spot by Mason Greer

COMEDY FEATURE

A-Hole in Time by Jeremy Anderson

Bad Influencer by Caroline Connolly

Being Charlie Kaufman by Jason Ryan

Blondie by Nicole Orencia Koelsch

CHASING SHADOWS by Tony Ferrendelli and Kim Turner

Danger …With a Hard G by Matthew Brozik

DOUBLE D by Jamie Allen

F**k. Marry. Kill. by Nandini Rao

Fowl Ball by Peter Macaluso and Andrew Saunders

Good Breeding by Joshua Wilcox

Hallows Eve High by Ryan Johnston

Horse Heist by Hayley Nash

Janice Beside Herself by Laura Jaques

L.A. Woof Story: A So Cal Doggy Tale by Sharidan Sotelo and Randy Jon Morgan

Looking Out For Eleanor by William Spencer

Love That For You by Forrest Brown

March Madness by Keith Roenke and Luke Edwards

Megaball by Aaron Kozak

Mole by Alex Wilson

Outside of Cleveland by Colin West

Pins by Esten DiMatteo

Pyramid Scheme by Kelly Campbell

Rock Bottom by Nelson Downend

Shitshack by Alyssa Walker

Sorry But We’re Going to Conceive Tonight by Jon Weiss

The Baileys by Scott Larimore

THE BUSINESS OF LOVE by Karen Anne Pluemer

The National Geographic Field Guide to Lesbians of North America (1953 edition) by James Wright

THE TREASURES OF PICADILLY’S CROSS by Karen Anne Pluemer

THE WEDDING TIME LOOP MOVIE by Ash Willeby and Sandi Lynch

HORROR FEATURE AWARD PRESENTED BY VERTIGO ENTERTAINMENT

Open to thrillers, dark suspense, sci-fi, and macabre themes

12:43 by Steven Snell

24 Hours From Tulsa by Louisa Rorschach

Alchemy by Rachel Ewing

Antichrist by Aden Polydoros

Blood Hallows by Kristian Hager

Bloodbath by Patrick Tierney

Bloody Mary by Kylie Boersma

Furious by Sender Tarlovsky

Got Your Back by Katy Dore

HOMESTALKER by Olivia Jampol

Jean Jacket by Nat Rovit

Pound For Pound by Benjamin R. Moody

Psychopomp by Shannon Pestock

Reach for the Skyler by Mark Higgins

Statuemaker by Normann Pokorny

THE FOREVER HOTEL by Justin Ballheim

The Last Workshop by Michael Furlong

Until I See You by Jenny Reed

Vengeance of Saints by PHILLIP ROQUEMORE

DRAMA TELEPLAY PILOT

American Rainbows: Up Stairs by AJ Currie

Arthur Black’s Ending by Caitlyn Conefry

Beat Box by Gaelle Bastien

Bet by Gabriel Marinho Correa De Sousa

Bluegrass Radio by Alex Chew

Bobby Comfort: American Outlaw by Robert Celestino

Consigliere by Andrew Sherman

Created Equal by Susan Baronoff

Deal With God by Bobby Marino

Dorian by Katarina Severen

ED FRINGE: Meet the Kids (Pilot) by Samantha Shaber

False Pretenses by Jessica Hamann

HAGS (Have a Great Summer) by Lizzy Bryce

IT WANTS US DEAD by Jorge Rivera

Mayfield by Jackie Akiko Cloud

Mind The Gap: The Second Chance by Ros Jones

Murder Victims Club by Amanda Keener

Native America by Leanna Woodley

Nobody’s Horses by Courtney Graham

Out of the Blue by Diza Edgina Hendrawan

Port Angeles: Census-Designated Place by Ryan Honey

Private Intelligence by Danny Katz

Rat Race by Izzy Ster

Running by Jamie Gordon

Shapeshifter by Regan Henson

Signature by John Norton

SLEEPWALKERS by Rob Irvin

Suzanne Valadon: The Sin I Will Commit Again by Mikelle Kruger and Patrick O. McKenna

Symphonia by Bethany Yoder

Tessadre: Erce Grant Me Life by Lauren Silvey

The Best and Brightest by Michael Wightman

THE BLOOD WHISPERS by Patrick Chen

The Displaced by Andrew Zadel

The Domino by Adam Hoelzel

THE MITFORDS by Vivian Kerr

The Penumbra Initiative by Amina Razgui and Domenick Spadea

The Soloist by Daniel Hernandez-Zapata

Time Zone by Timothy Mallon

TITANOMACHY by Mikael Holcombe-Scali

Vindication by Sarah Grochala

Your Loving Bride by Lindsay Kamikawa

ENDERBY ENTERTAINMENT AWARD

For feature scripts in all genres with an original concept and distinctive voice that can be produced for under $10 million. The production company was founded by Rick Dugdale and Daniel Petrie, Jr.

Blood Hallows by Kristian Hager

HOMESTALKER by Olivia Jampol

Jean Jacket by Nat Rovit

Statuemaker by Normann Pokorny

The Dead Bird Sings by Vijay Ilankamban

Trivial Pursuits by Kristen Angonese

Vengeance of Saints by PHILLIP ROQUEMORE

Warrior’s Trail by Marco Rodriguez

COMEDY TELEPLAY SPEC

Abbot Elementary: Has-Been by Forrest Hanson

Dave: Now I Ain’t Sayin She A Gold Digger… by Levi Elias

Shrinking: And Breathe by Chloe Tuck

Shrinking: Crapshoot by Laura Hamlet

The Dick Van Dyke Show “The Marvelous Mother Maisel” by Robert Waldman

The Other Two: Chase Gets Charitable by Nick Ryan

What We Do in The Shadows: Bat-Nan & Robinson by William Kanter

What We Do in the Shadows: Beyond Blood by George Soul

WHITE LOTUS: BONJOUR by Madeline Scholl

SCI-FI FEATURE AWARD

Open to science fiction, horror, surrealism, myth/legend and fantastical storytelling

Ash by Jesse Arrow

Audrey by Imogen Grace

Devil’s Peak by Lizzie Roberts

Draugr by Charles Hynek

If I Could Turn Back Time by James Love

LOST IN MUSIC by Edward Kiniry-Ostro

NIGHT OF THE PURPLE MOON by SCOTT CRAMER

The Dead Bird Sings by Vijay Ilankamban

THE HALF-SISTERHOOD by Lynn Esta Goldman

DRAMA TELEPLAY SPEC

Evil: The Sin of Forgiveness by Rebekah Mueller

FOUNDATION: GHOST IN THE MACHINE by Billie Jo Mason

Power Book IV Force: The Enemy of My Enemy is My Friend by Christopher Au

The Bear: Water by Angelisa Cortorreal

The Great: A Hole in the Horizon by Rosy Lum

Tulsa King: Home by James McCarthy

YELLOWSTONE – “Sixes and Sevens” by Matt Foss

STAGE PLAY

A Brief List of Everyone Who Died by Jacob Marx Rice

Christmas In Session by Maria Skillings

Insertion by Sarah Groustra

Make Us Great Again by Judy Carruth

Nothing Big by Sean Sweeney

Novios by Arturo Luíz Soria

Only Some of God’s Children or Mississippi Magnolias by Paris Crayton III

Passing Over by Taylor Geu

Passing Through by Nick Robideau

scouts by Ashley Campbell

Sex Work/Sex Play by Caytha Jentis

Sharp Shocks by Joshua Bernard

Skirt by Craig T. Williams

The Ants by Alex MacDonald

The Garden of Edhen by Brennan Reid

The Tragical History of Christopher Marlowe by Simon Bowler Khan

Tipping Point by Naya James Sonnad

UPSTATE by Drew Larimore

Vampire Panic! by Kate Mickere

COMEDY TELEPLAY PILOT

Acting Out by Richard TRAUB

Bad Asian by Kim Marcelino

BSMT by A. S. Evans

Buzzy’s by Thomas Snodgrass

CO-OPERATE by Asiyah Herrero, Ruby Rechler, and Sydney Rathe

Drop Dead Funny by Ama Anane

Florence Unfiltered by Heather Osterman-Davis and Sarah Ball

Frame Ball by Sylvia Park and Paul Randall

Giborim by Michal Schick

Heroes of the Empire: Birds of a Feather by Kris Miranda

Hollywood Babies by Mitch Collier

HONEY PINES by Lauren Holfeuer

In Hindsight: Driving While Dunking by Keith Ehlis

LOW PLACES by MARK WINTERS and Ryan Buckley

My Marshall by Jon Baskin

NARKY & THE SATELLITES by Justin Anthony Long and Jonny Lee Jr.

Novel Romance by Lauren Ferebee, Ken Viteri-Lynn, and Phoebe Zimmerer

Politics Jr. by Kate Mishkin

Re-Gifted by Joel Michalak

SCREECH OF BETRAYAL- THE EAGLE MASCOT VENDETTA by Joshua Logan

The Bad, Bad Guy by Dana Rosendorff

The G.Y.M. by Dani Hanks and Justin Eugene

The Resurrectionists by Jon Wierenga and Jay Thomas

We Come in Peace™ by Amanda Pilarski

WELL by Janice Leverett

Xanadu by Riley Madincea

SCRIPTED DIGITAL SERIES

Ancient Blood, Modern Thirst by Jennifer Ozols

Burlap by Mark Williams

I’M DONE WITH MEN by Michael Iannaconi

UR KILLING ME by Michael Iannaconi and Sarah Moen

FICTION PODCAST PRESENTED BY REALM OF POSSIBILITY

Behind Closed Doors by Molly Smith

LONE by Alexander Troxler

Murder Ballads by Peter Andrews

Saint Cassandra by Zaity Salman

The Happiest School by Grace Ng

The Weight of Meaning by Hannah Radcliff

Thrill Island by P.T. Hylton

SHORT SCREENPLAY

Become Death by Brendan Sullivan

CAMARO by Lisa Lagacé

Devil’s Instrument by Frederik Ehrhardt

Dogwood Pass by Mitchell Qualls

Happy Place by Diya Eid

In the Image of Joel by Arthur Petravich

LUCK by Alyssa Hodges and Dave O’Brien

Mayfly by Harry Holmes

One Last Drink by JP LeRoux

Requiem by Ted Bronson

Routine Procedure by Jessica Mosher

S.P.A.M. by Jill Bauer

Shiloh by David Schroeder

The Colonial Club by John Lanza

The Donation by Avery Stephen

The Dyson-Nüwa Project (short) by JOEY YU

The Test by Seckeita Lewis

Three Questions by Kevin Koljack

Three Times Makes a Fact by Helen Fowler

Venus in Furs by Liam Walsh

Washing the Body by Peter Andrews

2024 SECOND ROUNDERS

COMEDY FEATURE SCREENPLAY

20 by Romney Humphrey

A Bad Case of the Mondays by Paul Coleman and Matt Landry

A Christmas Catch by David Hourin

A LITTLE TROUBLE by Shawn Currie

A Movie I Made With My Friends by Alex Forstenhausler and Eric Lee

A Proper Wife for Sam by Adam Sheridan

A.I.L.F. by Zenas Cao

Acquaintances by Nate Patton

Adventure Capitalism by Sam Kimelman

Adventures in Serial Killing by Jack Warner

Alliance by cary-jamal thompson and c.z. robins

ALLIE MITCHELL MUST WIN by Brittany Sarkisian

American Digital by Greg Robbins

Amy’s in the Freezer by venita ozols-graham and Brigitte Graham

An Increasingly Improbable Détente (on the 2:15 to Paris) by Louisa Makaron

Anna in Fall by Alyson Lyon

Anne with a Van by Paul Taylor

Another Night at BEAVER’S! by Jeremy Sumrall

Anyone Else Alive by Gareth Wronski

Ape Dad by Jared Thomas

Apocalypse Dreams by Paige DiFebbo

Aunt Carrot’s Christmas Eve Massacre by Adam Lamb

BABE IN THE WOODS by Tiffany Cascio

BABY IT’S YOU by Nick B Chakwin

Baby Sister by Carrie Adams and Grant Raun

Bacchanalia by Jake Duerden

BAD AT SEX by Honora Talbott

Bad At Sex by Honora Talbott

BAD ELF AND THE KRAMPUS by John Rae

Barnacles by Lloyd Stanton

Barry’s Body by Kasi Brown and Brandon Walter

Bash by Christopher Klimovski

Bathsheba in Maine by Jack Lawrence Mayer

Be Right Back by Michael Waller and Sydney Blackburn

Before the Credits Roll by Jamie J. Edmondson

Beirut ’72 by Susan Marya Baronoff

Best Friends Forever by Amy Taylor and Liz Manashil

Better Not Pout by Kat Quinn

Biff by John Mahony

BIG BOYS by David J. Meister

Billy the Brave (Toad’s Evil Plan) by ALBERT JAMAE

B-I-Y by Brian Fuller

Boat Dad by Scotty Villhard

Bon voyage by Francois Farrugia and Shane McCabe

BONESMEN by Anushka Thorat

Boom the Conqueror by Ana R. Dominick

BOSSY, DOMESTIC, & SKINNY by Jade Shine

Bottle Redemption by Jamie Gagnon and Erica Vitullo

Boys and Husbands and Nicole Winthrop

Boy’s Life by J. Florence Jones

Brave Potatoes by Paul Leslie

BREAKING FAST by Arthur Goldbart and Andrew Gerstenblatt

Brem & Me by Kevin Edward Corrigan

Buck’s Pantry by Khristin Wierman

BULLET TO THE MOON by Phil Reilly

Bus Friends Forever by Brandon Walsh

BUSTER AND TONY by Lynn Esta Goldman

Butch Assidy and the Sundance Kid by Drew McInturff and Garrett Pletcher

Bye Week by Brandon Scott Wolf

Can’t We Be Friends? by Victoria Bullock

Cardinal Virtues by Chance Muehleck

Caught Stealing by Eljohn Macaranas

Cereal Killer by Daniel Parra

Chameleon by Ariane Hahusseau

Cheer Up by Marcelo Carvalho

Cherry Drive by Noémie Boucher

Christmas Down Under by Luke Hunter

Community Property by Robert T. Bowersox

Con Van by Matthew Zunich

Consistency by Greg Robbins

Corey’s First Date by Bryce Hatch

CORKSCREWED by Christopher Isenegger

COUPLES’ THERAPY by Genie Leslie

Covert Christmas by Daniel Harlow

Cradle by Jeff Ullman

Dead History by Brian Golden Davis

Deck the Halls by Jessica Antenorcruz

Derby City by Alexis Perkins

Detective Claus by David Zeltser

Dickhead by Nate Currier

Dicks by Greg Stancl

Die For You by Harold Salwen

Diet Crime by Zoë Mills

Dinner With The Queen by Kim Turner

DIRTY HALF DOZEN by Amy Waddell

Disco Davey by Kevin Flint

Do Us Part by Reed Arnold

Do You Remember? by Shane Rockenstein Carlson

Double Silver Alert by Connie J. Barretta

Duped By Love by Patricia Wilson-Smith

E.L.Fin by Joseph Allen Costa

Eat Like You Mean It by Kyle Clayton

Echo City by James Liu

Emotional Support Person by Haley Cohen

Erin and Priya (and Jerry) by Dina Klein

Exorcist_Stage_Left by Neer Musa Shelter and Tai Scrivener

Exorcist-Stage-Left by Neer Musa Shelter and Tai Scrivener

Extra Pulp by Brandon Verdi and Jake Burnstein

False Start by Gian Sardar and Tara Hall

Fanboy by Robbie Lemieux

Feelgood Colors by Ryan Wagner

Final Gals by Nathaniel Feeley

First Cut’s The Deepest by Lewis Drew Taylor

Flawless Ed by Eric LaValle

Flutter by Terry Mitchell

Franks by Drew Jacob

Freddie Prinze Jr. by Jake Duerden

Fuck A,I. by Zeke Farrow

Furs by Rob McKay

Gobble Gobble-gool by Maddie Patrick

God Save the Queen by Jeremy Anderson

Going Grey by Mark D. Witzen

Good Behavior by Ken Viteri-Lynn Phoebe Zimmerer

Good Bones by Joseph Finfer

Good Cop / Bad Cop by Keisha Zollar and Andrew Kimler

Gramp Stamp by Ariel DeSilvis

Green Rush by Matt Gallagher

Guy Who Just Bought a Boat by Patrick Tierney

Hacked By Love by Rosemary Lokhorst

Hair/Skin/Teeth by Kate Beacom and Lacey Jakom

Harming Prince Charming by Lyndal Simpson

Harry and the Sleigh by Carlton Welch

Have a Nice Night by Justin Norman and Jacob Withers

Have We Met? by Michele Jourdan and Michael Jann

Heck or High Water by Daxson Hale

Helium by Brian Christopher White

HELL HATH NO VACANCY by Laurence P Stevens and Matthew L Stevens

HELL HOLES by Adam Karpel

Hello Again by Jeremy Jackson

Herb Simoni: Competitive Sleeper by Michael DiMarco

Here Comes Preston by Greg Porper and John Schimke

Here Comes The Sun by Sade Corneille

Here Lies Rooth by Jen Downey

Hiss by Trysta A. Bissett

History & Chemistry by Harry Nangle and Rebecca Phillips

Holiday Job Swappers by Gayle Allen and Sherrie Sabbath

House Trained by Lesley Ann McDaniel

If They Did It by Jordana Paris Hatab

If You Knew Susie by Chris Thompson and Susan Thompson

Imp-Possible by Dale Sweeney

In His Image by Megan Selden

In The Pines by Jay Johnson

InfluenceHER by Megan Frith

IRL by Jay Lewis and Patricia Petelin

IRL by Jenna-Marie Warnecke

J.C. is an E.T. by Aaron Yarber

Jail Break by Jordan Taylor

Jelly-Legs by Kelsey Peterjohn

Jill and the Beanstalk by Amanda Crowell

JINGLES by Warren Levi Haney

Josefina by Kevin Walsh

Just Right by Camille Wormser and Hunter Milano

Just Say Sorry by Jake Curtis

Kill Grandma by Patrick Poff

Killer Fashion by Megan Garwood

Killer Road Trip by Jon Rizik and Evan Rindler

Killing Harvey by Matthew Chaffee

Killing Jodi Foster by Joshua Koffman and Paul Presley

La Contessa by Donna Trousdale

Lady G by RHONDA J HART

Lady Kings of Texas by Katherine Dudas, Carly Christopher, Elisabeth Ness, Giovannie Cruz, and Kenneisha Thompson

Le Tour Kashmir by David H. Miller

Legal Assistance by Kristen Hamelin Tracey

LEONARD by Darrell McGregor

Let Me Save The World by Mariia Rudenko

Let’s Kill Jimmy Kimmel! by Mark Ashin

Little Green Mend by Brian Menz and Linda Whitmore

LITTLE TWEAKS by Jade Shine

Live a Little by Casey Rand

LONG EXPOSURE by Katherine Ellen Reeves

Look At This Photograph by Avery Regen

Loopsters by David Rakowiecki

Lord of Space by Cairo Smith

Lose To Win by Anita Hogans-Simpson

Lost Gold of Ghai by Jasmine Rao

Loveseat by Chet Abbott and Patrick M Smith

Lower Education by Jim Cushinery

Lucky Bastards by Ed Gardiner

Lunatic by Sally Jane Pitts and Ryan Gaumont

Main Character Energy by Kathryn Wright

Making Good Time by Katherine Biskupic

March to Macy’s by Beky Winkler

Master by Devon Kerr

Mermania! by Michael P Brennan

Mia & The Skeletons’ Night From Hell by Ryan Maples and Jeff Norkin

Microscopic by Elizabeth Raetz

Midge Claus: And the Truth about Christmas by Kirsten Cornay

Minaymus: A Brownie’s Tale by Chris Allport

Minus One by Michelle Blair Wilker

Miss Moose Jaw by Steph Young and Briana Buckmaster

Mom’s Third Husband by Isabelle Davis

Moon Flower by Phil Reilly

MUFFLER MAN by Helen Sedwick

Nazareth High by Randy Steinlauf

Never Mind the MacGuffin by Eric Gold

Nice To Meet You by Zoie Mancino

Night of the Coven by Ryan Singleton

No Home Left in These Hills by Kyle D’Odorico

Nowhere To Be by Deirdre O’Connor

Of Paradise by Allison Webster and Troy DeWinne

Off Track by Rachael Migler

OLD MAIDS by Rebecca Muench and Emily Jones

Ortega Highway by C.J. Walworth

Over-Employed by Ari Frenkel and Mike Liscio

PAUL THROWS A PARTY by Matthew Hoch

PINE HILLS by Brandon Feldman and Ben Agron

Ping Pong by Alex Enriquez Drummond

Playing Hero by Warren Lane

Poe in Philadelphia by Eric Fenstermaker

Political Theater by Liam Bellew

Postgrad by Ann Zhang

Progress by Kristofer Pitzek

PROM NIGHT ALIENS by Micah Schiff

Putting on Heirs by John Purvis

Race To The Bottom by Layla O’Shea and Judi MacKenzie

Rachel and Siddhartha by Siddhartha Valicharla

Random Acts of Boldness by Alisa Wu

Rastaman by Marc Goldsmith and Rich Demaio

Rat Girl by Alicia Mooty

Ratbird by Lynn Rosen

Redo by Jacob Marx Rice

REFLEX by Carter Friend

Relative Madness by Philip Botti

Rickshaw by Debashis Mazumder

Ridesolo by Ari Merkin

Right Size by Julia Amaya

Ronita Rambo by Michael Doshier

Rooftop by Stephen Polakiewicz

Safe Space by Brian Goodheart and Matt Klaus Esolda

Santa’s Baby by Jack Caswell

Sarah in the City by Lexi Brandt

Say Goodbye to Jonny Hollywood by Adam Cosco

Senior Ops by Andrew Kimler and Paige Barr

Seven Thieves by Alex Shebanow

Sex Talk by Jessica L. Folk

SEXY LITTLE MURDER by Bailey Belzora and Alise Morales

SIDEKICK by Michael Lee Barlin

Sideways by Will Saunders

SILICON SALLY by Ellen Ancui

Sleeping with Strangers by Genie Leslie

Snake Oil by Kevin Talley

So Dead by Jessica Grassano

Something Stolen by David Zorn

SOS by Ruby Mainieri

Southern Gothick by Skye Braband

SPACE CADET by Nicole Delprado

Starcrossed by Michael Wightman

Stealing Christmas by Gary Murphy

Stolen Time by Jack Levinson

Stumped by Judd Cherry and Andrew Bell

Stunt Dummies by Matt Umbarger

Sun King by Kate Adam

Supporting by Leslie Pearlson

Susan is Dead by Lisa Schurga

Sweet Life by Kunal Sengupta

Sweetheart by King Lu

SWIPED by James Berg

Tailgaters by Mary Santarelli

Teens Gone Deadly! by Steven J. Bolia

Temporarily Yours by Michael Egan

That May Well Be True by Amir Yassami, Jay Reiss, and Jim Levi

That’s Our Girl by Lexi Brandt

THE (RELUCTANT) HERO’S JOURNEY by Kevin Sterling

The Adorables by Kevin Eis

The Alien In The Cul-de-Sac by Terry Heyman

The Allbrights by Sloane Avery Smith and Emily Nye

The Backup by Michael A Miller

The Baithouse by Grace Link

The Bastard Children of Javier Ortiz by Arianna Ortiz

The Bigfoot Hunters by Matt Hausmann

The Bloody Claws of Willow Creek by Matt Hausmann

The Boyfriend Burning Festival by Kelsey Opel

The Breakup Gift by Jenny Minigh

THE CASTAWAYS by Edward Richards

The Catch by Matthew Stratton Ronzani

The Christmas by Adam Ullberg

The Combat Scientist by Knox McCoy

The Commentator by Susan Mathison and Thomas Thonson

The Coward by Patrick Keogh

The Cricket by Hayley Zablotsky

The Dazzlewood on St. Cloud by Arynetta Northcutt

The Demon Possession of Alfred Peacock by Tim Driscoll and Justen Mann

The Derech by Aidan Harris

The Duplicity of Well-Being by Phillip Roquemore

The Dutchman by Robert Morgan Callahan

The Everything Game by Ryan Gielen

The Familiar Ferry by William Scott Williams

The G.O.A.T by Justin Phillips

The Giants Steal The Pennant by Scott Saltzburg

The Goddess and the Grackle by Suzanne Faber

The Great Tollbooth Caper by Benjamin Kramer and Patrick Franklin

The Hamburger by Dustin Milligan and Amanda Crew

THE HAUNTING OF CHILL HOUSE by BECCA EVANS

The Hermit’s Tale by Millen Baird and Siobham Marshall

The High Road by Martin Thuernau

The In-Between Moments by Kurt Fried

The Last Life of Auddie Lynne by David Miller

The Last Straw by Stacey Powells and Griff Lambert

The Long March by Jennifer Renner

The Longest Day Eva in my Life by Esther Lamb

The Luckiest Man by Baxter Taylor

The Magic Weedstalk by Benjamin Elfont

The Mascot by Michael Milito

THE ONE.COM by Joe Dzikiewicz

The Only Ride in Nebraska by Elise Sievert Bhushan

The Other Side of Solitary by Scott Carelli and Nick Jimenez

THE PROBLEM WITH PORTALS by Kevin Sterling

The Queen of Nothing by G. H. McKay

THE RECALL by Rebecca Sharp

The Sand Sculptor by Nikola Stolcic

THE SCARLET LETTER by Russ Woody

The Visitors by Bess Frankel

The Waiting Room by JOEL SHELDON STERN

The Women of Ill Repute by Justin Wiggins

They Call Him Sardino! by Steve Dworman

They Came to Praise the Lord! by Jared Piller

Thinking Cap by Patrick D. Davis

Thirty Nine by John Purvis

Thirty, Dirty and Trying by Spencer Cohen

This Looks Like A Job For… by Indi Vercamer

Those We Leave Behind by Amanda Keener

Three Iranian-Americans Walk Into a Hostage Crisis by Omid Niliaram

THREE SHEETS TO THE WIND by THOMAS SCHRACK

Till Death Do Us Part by Farida Khan

Today by Javaid Nayyar

Tomato Frog by Walker MacDonald

UNHAUNTED by John Bruno

Unidentified by Darren Moran

V Team by Emilee McNeal

Vamanos Estrellas! by J.K. Zepeda

Vintage by John Helde

Wait for Me by Dario Cannizzaro

Wannabe Lee by Lou Proudfoot

Wedding Assassin by Peter Macaluso

Wedlocked by Matt Yaldezian and Jeremie Guiraud

Wendybot by Kasi Brown and Brandon Walter

What’s Up Now?! by Marcus Wade and Jess Gelber

When it Rains by Joseph Velazquez

Whippersnappers-There Will Be Young Blood by James Kyrre Chatterton

White Elephants by Marguerite Spellman

Wrapped Up by Jonathan Fournier

Write for Christmas by Tricia Donovan

Write or Die! by Christine O’Keefe

XERXES, It’s Bitch to Be the King! by Adam Javan

COMEDY TELEPLAY SPEC SCREENPLAY

Abbott Elementary: Class Pet by Aadrise Johnson

Abbott Elementary: Flag Football by Kelsey Anderson

Abbott Elementary: Know-It-All by James A. Hill

Abbott Elementary: Skip Skampi’s by Scott Olsen

Abbott Elementary: The Tiger Prince by Alex Bradley

ABBOTT ELEMENTARY: TWO TICKETS TO PARADISE by Richard Davidian

Atlanta: Brilliance by Darius Nelson

Beef: The Height Of Power Is A Valley by Ethan Quinn

Big Mouth: ElbowRoom by Gillian Maltz

Bob’s Burgers: Challah, Can You Hear Meat? by Jessie Gill

Bob’s Burgers: Snow Country for Old Boys by Josh Miguel Ewing

Bob’s Burgers: The Born Again Identity by Kelsey Kinney

Bob’s Burgers: The Exterminator by Nicolas Austin

Bob’s Burgers: Word to the Pennywise by Bethany Yoder and Katelyn Yoder

Close Enough: White Denim Guy/Three Days of the Conchords by Nic Turner

Cobra Kai: Kick Or Treat by Gustavo Ribeiro de Oliveira

Cobra Kai: Quicksilver by Clarence Dodge

DOCUMENTARY NOW: Man On Chair On Chair (On Chair) by Jon Meyers

Emily in Paris: Emily Descends into Darkness by Rick Swenson

Emily in Paris: Hot and Cold by Polina Komissarova

Ghosts: Doll House by Soleil Carboni

Hacks: Always Discreet by Molly T Littman

Hacks: Reno by Brittany Ashley

Key And Peele: A Pandemic Special by Vincent Nelson

Little Miss Oct-Nado: A Bob’s Burger’s Spec Episode by Lindsay Jean Michelle and Pam Bassuk

ONLY MURDERS IN THE BUILDING: Isn’t It Ironic by Helen Walsh

Party Down: Dr. Jeanie Horner’s Gender Reveal by Carolyn Bergier

Party Down: The Stabilizer Production Wrap Party by Alix Kalaher

Poker Face: The Lost and Found by Stephanie Platter

Rick and Morty: Weird-Aro World by Zachary Hill and Matthew Riffle

Shrinking: Mileage by Lucas McCutchen

Silicon Valley: I Want Your UX by Carlos Gabriel Ruiz

Solar Opposites: Aokigahara! by Jeremy Pick

South Park: Bloodbath and Berets by Elizabeth Crane

The Bear: Pies by Ryan Dellaquila

The Righteous Gemstones: From His Mouth Comes A Sharp Sword by Nick Miller

The Righteous Gemstones: Love Is the Fulfilling of the Law by Ellie Black

The Sex Lives of College Girls: Erin Brockobitch by Kelly Blackard

The Simpsons: Burns Gully by Andrew Hart and Naveed Chowdhury

We Are Lady Parts: Sheep by Brianna Naderpour

What We Do in the Shadows: Comic Con by Kat Spada

What We Do in the Shadows: Ethical Vampirism by Bailey Gold

What We Do in the Shadows: Laszlo and Nadja’s Anniversary by Brian Rubinow

What We Do in the Shadows: Make-A-Wish by Brian Koukol

What We Do In The Shadows: Money Troubles by Bryce Carlisle

What We Do In The Shadows: Nancy by Zachary Hill and Matthew Riffle

What We Do In The Shadows: Ronnie And Rita’s Rehearsal Dinner by Scott Yacyshyn and Daniela Hamilton

What We Do In The Shadows: Sesame Street by Paige Klaniecki

What We Do In The Shadows: Substitute Teacher by Mitchell Bifeld

What We Do in the Shadows: The Blood Countess by Megan Selden

Wild Cranes [FRASIER SPEC] by Laura Cahill-Brown

DRAMA FEATURE SCREENPLAY

20-Something by Keira Silverglen

35 POUNDS by Tara Jackson

35MM by Ezra Pryce

6 HOURS by Michael Lavelle

86’d by Johnny Giacalone

A Beautiful Place To Die by Patterson McKinney and Catherine Miller

A Bullet For God’s Bounty by Don Stroud

A Call From China by YE ZHANG

A Generation to Come by Gabriel Shacket

A GIRL IN THE FOREST by Eric Ogunkanmi

A Good Day Will Come by Amir Zargara

A Halloween Happening by Kyle Knopf

A Harsh Night at the Snakebite by Eamonn Cogan

A Letter From a Mother by Nicholas Ryon Joseph

A Material Boy by Shaun Balbar and Alexia Coelho

A Mother by Zoe Kerr

A Profiled Life by Ran Jing

A Song of Bullets by Lizzy Shannon

A Thin Light by Isaiah J Powers

A Week and a Day by Joe Blodgett

A Writer’s Friend by Gustavo Gonzalez

A Year and a Day by Christopher Sainton-Clark

A.C. ANONYMOUS by Victor Neumark

Accidentally On Purpose by Richard Eckert

Across Enemy Lines by Julia Bergeron

ADA: Based on a True Story by Irina C. Rodriguez

Adieux by Hew Brown

After by Nathan Feldman

AirBall by Robert John Celestino

Airplanes and Bad Decisions by James Thompson

Al & The Big Dipper by Kerry Dean Feldman

Albert’s Mile by Michael Mau

Alive, Still by Nick Dysinger

All Great Neptune’s Ocean by Barry Leach

All Kinds of Trouble by Patrick Lazzara

All-American Bullsh#t by Eamonn Cogan

Alma by Kevin Glidden

ALWAYS REMEMBER by Gregory Gulley

Amani by Alexandre Mullen

Amara, 15 by Hannah Leshaw

Amen & Ameen by Susan Polk

America First by Kevin Fisher

America’s Most Famous Cowboy by Lora S Gray

An American Christmas by Traci Vanderbush and Todd Finney Toka Kokipesni

An Axe to Grind by Erika Rachel Stone

An Incubus to Plague Mankind by Abdullah Alhendyani

An Ode to Grief by Abdullah Alhendyani

And They Lived… by Melissa Fonzino

Andy & ME by Julia Pearlstein

Angels of Avenger by Amanda Mickwee

Anne Bonny, Pirate by Ruth M Gregory

Antibody by Duncan Ferguson

Apparitions of Kyoto by Corey Perkins

Archmere by Aisha Tounkara

Asbestos King by Dutch Godshalk

Ashes by Maaman Rezaee

Assimilation by Michael McCormick

At the End of the Day by Elan Alexander

Avalanche Express by Megan J. Wilson

Away From Goodness by Cassius Shuman

B R E A K by Asya Ruth Perkins

Back in the USSR by John Bouton

Backstage Past by Natalie Garibian

Bags of Flesh and Bone by Joe Marino

Bannockburn 1314 by Al Anderson

Barton Creek by Wayne Speer

Battlefields by Stephen Lane

Beacon by Adam Nichols Russell

Beaks by Nate Gentlesk

Beanie and Bev by Frank Oteri

BEARER OF BURDENS by Les Collins

Beast With Two Backs by Amanda Jane Stern

Beef Heist by Sam Thomasson

BEGINNER’S LUCK by Sean Bridges

Belated Apocalypse by J. Anthony Roman

Beles by Michel Ware

Belonging by Liz Fields

BENEATH THE BADGE by Robert Bowersox

Between Us by Katie Wells

Beyond The Shadows by DAVID MILWEE

Beyond Us by Shaughn Cameron and James Cox

Big Man by Charles Erven

BIG WHEEL by Shauna Ray Ratapu

Bigger in Texas by Laura Kroeger

Billy and The Kid by Jonathan R. Freeman

Birds of a Feather by Ray Keller and Heather Marburgh

Bitter Wisdom by Matt Merkl

Black Hat by Robbie Bryan

Black Mailbox by James (Mike) Albanese and Paul Rose

Blood Atonement by Kyle Potter

Blood Chains by Michael Sinoway

Blood Flower by Paul Rowe

Blood Red Green by Christopher W. Mendt

Bloodlands by Chris Winters

BLOOMSDAY by Josie Maynard

Blue Helmets by Julian Simcock

Blue on Blue by Eve Robinson

BLUEBELL by Sara Stockbridge

Book Leave by Aidan Moretti

Boomerang by Michael Alter

Bound by Blood by Elton de Almeida

Brain Worms by Will Reese

Brides of July by Dylan Brown

Britny Steele by Jonathan Kleinman

Bull Comb Blues by David Warnock

Burning the Old Man by Robert Kelly McAllister

Butcher by Tara Shivkumar

Buzzards Circling by Kate Burney

By the Hands of Wally Vine by David Warnock

Cactus by Millie Donaldson

Call Me Carl by Perri T West

Call Out by Neer Musa Shelter

Callisto by David Condolora

Call-Out by Neer Musa Shelter

Capital Sins by Pablo Briz

Card Mechanic by Robert John Celestino

CARNIVORES by Chadd Alciati

Caroline’s Gold by Thomas Zmiarovich

Carrion by Joe Marino

CASTLE IN THE AIR by Kate Kelsen

Cavalier by Loy Sydney Weissman

CELESTE by George Brighton

chang and abel by cary-jamal thompson and c.z. robins

Charybdis by Matthew Wilkins

Chasing Shakespeare by Tracy Charlton

CHATBOT by P.T. Hylton and Jonathan Benecke

Checkout by Hunter M. Davis and Bryan Bockbrader

CHEMICAL SUNSET by Michael Burke

Cherry Baby by Adam Holley

Chlorine by Jade Song

CHOICE by Kalaiah Vaughn

Choir by Alexander Gustaveson

CHOKESLAM by Daniel Max Bonventre and Ian McLees

Chrome Plated by Sarah Ward

Circle The Flame by Allison McGevna-Cirino

CLIFF WILCOTT IS DEAD AND AMNESIAC by Cedric Petitcollin

CLOT by Jon O’Neal

CLOUD FOREST by Joshua L. Ritter

Coach by Maria De Sanctis and Geoff McFarlane

Cody by Chadwick Hunter Boswell

Coffin Bell by Yvonne Paulin

Collected by Lisa Corn

Colter’s Hell by Robin Uriel Russin

Comanche & Djinn by Maziar Lahooti

COMBUSTION by Christopher Wright

Come Out and Play by Jason Tostevin and Randall Greenland

Comic Book Kings by Amanda Keener

Commodore Cindy by Bill Ellis

Community Shed by Tara Price

Compulsion by Patrick Bradley-Moore

Concrete Village by Rosita Ruvalcava

Connecticut Blue by Brenda Sorrels

Corkscrew by Casey Shanahan

Cotard’s Crescendo by Barry Leach

COTTONMOUTH by Danny Salemme

COUNTERPOINT by Arden Earnest

Coventry by Mage Lanz

Cowgirl Jane by Tommi Rose

Coyote by David Rothley

Coyote Winds by Helen Sedwick

CRIMINALS by JOHN MORNING

Crossing the Klamath by Dietmar Brand

Crosswater by Liam Mathison Farmer

CTRL+ALT+DELETE by Matthew Kunkel

CUL-DE-SAC by Michael Page

Culture Shock by Jodi Levtian

CURRENTS by Tim Molloy

Cutter’s Caskets by Nathan Weinreich

cyclic by Fenton Queens

Daddy Dearest by Benjamin Edic

Daisy by Tegan Ware

Damn Good by Mack Velle

Dancing Through Shadows by Dale Moore

DANDELION WISHES by Ally May

Dark Haven by Stephen Crooms

Dark Mountain by Ryan Howard and Daniel Howlett

Darwin Rising by Richard Geiwitz

Dauntless by Barry Leach

Days Remaining by Nathan Zevenhuizen

Dead Day by David Bennett Carren

Dead FM by Richard Boylan

Dead Man’s Tango by Joseph B. Atkins

Deal with the Devil by Amanda Lay

Decision Day by Kevin Sutton

DEEP DOWN by Jesse Laurie

DEEP SPRINGS STATION by Mark Daneri

Defenas by Reynaldo Leal

Delia’s Ghost by Elizabeth Crummett and Hamish Brown

Delirium by Moutaz Jad

Delta Dawn by Sean Savoy and Faith Wall

DESIRE by Joe Favalaro

Detached by Gavin McGibbon

Detox by Geoff Bakken

Devilment by Michael Flees

Devil’s Roulette by Travis Bible

Día De Las Carpas by Marina Kato

DIAMOND IN A ROUGH TOWN by Brad Small

Dirty Water by Mark D. Witzen

Disorient by Harrison Mylles

Dissonance by Seth Pike

Djinn by Mary Noel Hoffmann

Don’t Change by Adam Sleper

Don’t Tread On Me by Liam Casey

Doolie by Kate Imy

Doomway by Stephen Polakiewicz

Doppelganger by Matthew Genson

Dos Pistoleros by Eli Buck

Dove’s Labyrinth by Jenn Fonteyn

Down The Hatch by Stephen A. Buck

Drama Department by Richard Willett

Drink the Rich by Michael Anderson and J.D. Moyer

Drip by Phoebe Gibb

EAST by Jim Rothman

Eastside Boulevard by Juan Winzer Canero

Edgar; The Tragic and Romantic Tale of Edgar Allan Poe by Melissa Pawneshing

El Paletero by Alessandro Spataro

Ellie’s Tale by Rhonda Deskins

Emo by Sheherzad Raza Preisler

Endcliffe by Lucy Wilkins

ENDURANCE by Ryan Luckhardt

Enoch by Cory David Bortnicker

ENVOY by Pam Covington

EPK by Joseph Foulk and Casey Stegman

Eternal Legacy by Sandon Yahn

EuroVisionary by Jeneffa Soldatic and Katy Hoy

Evansburg County Fair by Gary Bass

Evelina by Elizabeth Rackley

Evergreen by Sean Mandell

Evergreen by Phoebe Zimmerer

Everybody Lost Somebody by Emily Ann Scott

Everything We Left Behind by Mike Johnston

Everywhere That Tommy Goes by Howard K. Pollack

Eyes of the Beholder by Matt Tutty

Face by Jesse Roche

Faces of Lilith by Shelby Hagerdon

Fairview Cantata by Deron Albright

FALLEN by Christian Walsh

Falling From The Sky by Robert Rhyne

Falling In Love With Love by JEFFREY MASSIE

Falling Up the Ladder by Leah Claire Borrie

Falsetto by Nick Corporon and Collin Brazie

Family Fugue by Joe Barton

FAR WEST by Randy S. Woodley and Edith L. Woodley

Father of the Woods by Richard Reiter

Fauna by Ian Baaske

Fear the Reaper by Jason John Cicalese

Fenwick by Maria Carolan

Fight or Flight by Theresa Corrao

Finding Clarity by Brett Lawlor and Madison Lawlor

Finding Cold Creek by craig propst

Finding Home by Andrew Valenzuela

Fireflies by Amanda Keener

FIVE TIGERS by Shiv B

Flake by Craig Elliott Hanna

Flip Side by Leanna Ellis

Flowers Are For Funerals by Reginald C Johnson

Fluffy by Wayne Wiggins

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For Billie by James Froeschle

Forget-Me-Not by Olivia Pecini

Freedom One by Jack Cusick

Freedom’s Captives by Farshid Farrahi (pen name Kareem Noori-Fox)

Freehand by Julie Pearson Little Thunder

Freight by Emily Sheehan and Andrew Sheehan

FROM RUSSIA WITH METAL by Kevin L Caruso

From the Bottom of the Ocean by Benjamin Forster

FULLBACK by Stephen Ryan

Future Stuff by Cade Thomas

Galentine’s Day by Carlos Gabriel Ruiz

Gemini World by Matthew W Kelcourse

Generation Zed by Susan Brunig

Getting to Goodhart by Erin Neill

Ghosted by Alex Kahler

Ghosts of New York by Peter Newell

Glass Cannon by Wilkins Ho

GOAL by Charity Stashwick

Going Out With The Shakes by Sam Ellison

Gold Rush by David Herzfeld

Gone by Sean Aversa

Good Creation by Wanyi Geng

Good For Me by AJ Stella

Gooseneck Killer by Brent Triff

Grave Dangers: Blood of the Jaguar by Zachary Sabra

Green Corn by Max L. Porter

Grievers by Brendan Ryan

Grounded in Éire by Ralph Keefer

Happiness is an Illusion by Rebecca Demeter

Hard Twisted by Chuck Greaves

Harry and Lilly by Elizabeth Rackley

HART CRANE by DAVID KANEEN

HASHBURNER by KD Angle and Keck Angle

Hatchie’s Bridge by Dale Janda

Hate Actually by Jacob Lazarow and Greta Guthrie

Hattie’s House by Dewane Alexander

Haunting Violet by Alyxandra Harvey

Haven by Elena Chamorro

HEALING WATERS by Alvin Lau

Heart Amongst Killers by John Wright

Hearts Against The Wind by Larry Brantley

Hearts and Minds by Alexandra Hensley

Heartstrung by Shelby Nicholas

Heat of the Moment by Iris Johnson

HEAVY by Zoe Hunter

Heavy Ashes by Todd Bogin and Frederic JA Richter

Hello in There by Sperry Hunt

HER SEVENTH DEATH by Virginia Austin

Hilly & Xavi by Khalif J. Gillett

Him by Joey Miller

Hit the Ground by Samuel Ferguson

HOLDING OUR OWN by Ryan Luckhardt

Holes of Glory by Kristen Alario

Holloway by Andrew McDonald

Holy Mountain by Natasha Preston

HOMEWARD by Ben Mehlman

Honey Sweetie Baby by Larry Ziman

HoodRats by Mark Solomon

Hope by Toofun West and Anna West

HOPE DYING by Chase Manning

Hoping by Eric Yang

Host Family by Eric Dean

House of Butterflies by Sam Fuentes

How Rock and Roll Saved Tosca by Barry Leach

How To Steal An Election by Christopher Hall

Humbug by Matthew Yaldezian

Hunter And The Giant by Barbara Stewart Allen

Hunters In the Dark by Ryan Francis Johnson

Hurt People by Patrick Bradley-Moore

HUSKY by Caleb Dillon

I Had Too Much To Dream Last Night by Derek Mari

I Hate It Here by Josh Imme

I Have No Tears, and I Must Cry by Luis Fernando Puente and Daniel Yen Tu

I Know The Way Down by Rachel Dunkel

I NEED YOU by Kate Bernstein

I Think Therefore You Are by Genet Hughes

I Want To Go Home by Danielle Lauriente

If I Die in America by Ward Kamel

I’ll be going back by E’an Verdugo and Jacob Daniels

I’ll Find You by Mickey Coleman

I’ll Give You My Heart by Tamara Steren

ILYIN by Vladimir Manascurta

I’m Here by Evelyn Lee

I’m Worried About You by Hari Ziyad

Imitation Art by Lori K. Richard

Immolation by Nathaniel Noftz

IMMORTALITY’S PRICE by Bryan Seagrave

IN A FULL MOON’S FORTNIGHT by Caroline Rovello

In Flames by Steven Markowitz

In for a Penne by Jesse Fisher and Sasha Herman

In The Clouds by cary-jamal thompson and c.z. robins

In the Garden by Brandon Lill

In The Minarets by Josh Kalven

In the Year of the Gallows by Leanna Ellis

Incarnations by Albert M. Chan

Incorporeal by Shane Davis

Indomito by Kevin Holmes

INESCAPABLE (AN HOUDINI STORY) by Christine Barbour

Ingénue and Daddy by Claire Leona Apps

INTERVAL by Christopher Isenegger

INTERVENTION by LR Savage

Into Her Darkest Musings by Jenn Fonteyn

Into the Stars by Louis Mateu

ISAAC’S GOLD by PJ McIlvaine

IT COMES FROM THE DARK by Brien Kelly and Mike Green

It Lives in the Shed by Joshua Heaton

Ivories by Zach Taylor Roth

Jaguar in the Clouds by Emilio Kobak

JALISCO, Latina Superhero by Kayden Phoenix

Jamie’s Wake by Michael Wooldridge

JANE by Kristina Castillo

Jane by Sarah Lawrence

Japanese For Baseball by Ray Keller

JEB by Craig Bettendorf

Jello Wrestling America by Kenny Gray

Jilted by Alex Gratzer

JOCKO by Leo Finnie

John Henry by Rodney Nugent

JUBILEE by Ben Lokey

JuJu Justice by T.E. Lane

Jules Gold by Katherine Morein, Jody Gehrman, and Wendy James

Julian by Asher Jelinsky

Jupiter by Richard H Moon

Just Once by Jason Honeycutt

K.E.Y. by Vladimir Manascurta

Kathleen’s Sound Bath by devin jane febbroriello

Keep Him Out of Huntsville by Charter Aswad

Kikoku by Nana Okamoto

KILL ME by Jake Duerden

Kindness of Vultures by Joseph Monaghan

King or Queen by Greg Dutcher

Kirby in LImbo by Jamie Campbell

KRALIENS by Erika Kathryn

Labyrinth of Destiny by Ernestina Juarez

Lachrymose by Shawn Loken

Lady G by Robert Axelrod

Lady Jay by Alexandra Amadio

Lake Windigo by David Boito

Lakeshore Concrete by Nolan Douglas Nickerson

Lambing by Cassidy Ingram

Land Of Opportunity by Will Jay Pirkey

Last Night by Jeremy Anderson

Le Bon Temps by Eileen Dennehy

Le Chat Noir by Jeanie Kanaley

Leapfrog by Sergio Davila

Learning to Ride by Luisa Parnes Thomson

Leather Beat by Sifr Dimachkie

Léon by Jaime Silverman and Lisa Diaz

Let’s Stay Together by Ted Gavarkavich

Let’s Talk Tacheles by Matt Danciger

Liability Insurance by Wendy Gordon

Liberation by Kenneth Rosenberg

Life by Mickey Padron

Life for Rent by Emma Pech

Life or Seth: A Love Story About the Right to Die by Zoey Sidwell

Life Sentence by Alex Ovadal

Limited Hangout by Michael Papich

Listen by Jeffrey Howe

Little Joker by Megan Ryte and Emily Wilson

LITTLE MOUSE by Goldie Jones

Lone River by Nicolas Scroggins

Long Distance Drunk by Corey Pajka

Looking Back by Clarisse Lee

Looking For Gold by Megan Timothy

LOSING BROOKLYN by joseph G delissio

Lost to Me by Shannon Lee Clair

Love Barnaby by georgina boeheim

Love In The Multiverse by Ray Keller

Lovebird by Chloe Reder

LOYA by Sibel Guvenc

Lucile by Ian Wee

Lucy is going to Hell by Aline Andrade

LUNATIC by Craig Stewart

Luxury by Tom Selenow

MA BELLE by Angelique Letizia

Mad Art Gallery by Diane Lansing

Mad Scientists by David Page

Maggot by Jordan Obey

MAGLIOCCO by Jim Wurst

Magnitude by Douglas Charles MacLeod

Mailroom Monster by Sheldon Maddux

Major Hacker’s War by Steve Blame

Make A Wish by Mackenzie Sammeth

Make Me a Movie! by Mary McDermott

Make You Believe by Laura Jane McHugh and Ian McHugh

Manshiyyah by Edward Gine s

Maryville Summer by Deron Albright and Christina Rose

Masks by Andre LeBlanc

MASTER OF PUPPETS by Shannon Ronalds

MENDACITY by Paul Baiguerra

Mhuka Dzechisimba by J.K. Zepeda

Michelangelo vs. Giants by Kelly Campbell

Midgets by EXO Books

Midnight Dawn by Paul J Levine

MILLSTONE by Josh Wimble

Mind of Another by Jacob Lewis

Minerva Reef by Christian Ruhen

Misinterpret by Koji Masutani Gareth Lee

Miss Perkins by Rachel Eskin Fisher

Missing by Dayne Tanioka

Mister by Viv Bernstein

Mistress Maya by Angel Howard

Mitzi by Lucas S Williams

Mixteco Kid by Miguel Orozco

Moe and Guy Pay Their Respects by Joe Amato and Kass Fleisher

Monster In My Back Yard by Sylvia Lafleur

Monty’s Last Act by Jason Leon-Baptista and Steve Dobbins

Moonshadow by Ryan Richard Jahn

More Than Love by Allan Staples

Morgan by Kevin Callahan

MOTHER OF EXILES by Simon Fink

Mother Russia by Mario Miranda

Motherground by Nadine Natour

Mouthful of Blood by Lee Traylor and Swanson Traylor

Moving The Line by Colin Edward Lawrence

Mr. Blue Sky by Jeffrey Land

Mr. Shakespeare’s Plays by Christena Alcorn

MUCK by Rachel Coomes

Multiples by Adam Lehnert-Spalding and Luke Stanaway

MURDER IN CAMELOT by John M. Taylor II

Murder Most Virtual by Ted Chastain

Muse in the Mazeum by Clay Fusco and Pamela Chiacchiaro

My Funny Little Amazon by Robert E Hasse

MY GENERATION by George Covic

My Michelin Star for Bravery by Hugh Tierney

My Mother, Creator, Destroyer by Brandon Tyson

MY, MAGGIE by Alexander Kouroupos

Mystic Blood by John Heide

Nanjing 1937 by Nick Marciano

Nano by Tracy Charlton and Martha Chang

National Insecurity by Ray Keller

NEED by Bradley V. Powell

New Morning by Jared J. Smith

Night of the Grizzlies by Adam Pitman and Katherine Cronyn

NIGHT OF THE PURPLE MOON by scott cramer

Night of the Shape by Christopher Scott Ellis

No Less by Jamie Jihae Park

NO LITTLE GIRL by Robert Wooldridge

No Man’s Land by Jack Delaney

NO NEXT OF KIN by Evangelos IORDANOU

Noble Dynamite by Joel Barragán

North Star by Zach Grossman

Nowhere Kentucky by Larry Myers

Nowhere Man by Stewart Schill

Number 131 by Justine Browning

Objectionable Presence by Joanna Meyers

Occult Detective by Vivian Owen and Patrick Alexander

Ocean City Syndrome by Mitchell Coriell

October’s End by Spencer Lucas and Nathaniel Hendricks

Oh, Caradeaux! by Deborah Valcin

Oh, Diane by Megan Hensley

On the Hook by Sassy Mohen

Once Upon Another Life by Carol Capomaccio

One by Alex Guaglianone

Only One Way Home by Nicolette DeMarco

Only You by Erika Lynn Jolie

Oona in Halloweenland by Mage Lanz

Opening Act by Jaclyn Moore and Drew Denny

Origins of Flight by Zea Thynne

Other People Ruin Everything by Danny Katz

Our House by Shontae Saldana

Our Ugly Baby by Ray Keller

Ouroboros by Liam DeFazio

Out of Print by Richard Stringham

Pangzi by Sherry Li

Paper Money by Joey Grossfield

Paradigm Crossed by Richard Delgado Martinez

Pastor Bob is Not a Good Guy by Paul Mowry

Peace Patrol by Andrew Weiss

Pebble by Oliver Giles

Peerless by John Bain

Penthesilea: Rise of an Amazon by Stephanie Neroes

Perception by Pauline McAlonan

Perilous by Gwen Loubser

Phantasma by Maggy Torres-Rodriguez

Phineas and the Dream Tree Christmas by Traci Vanderbush

Picayune by Holland Randolph Gallagher

Picnic At Gettysburg by Pearse Lehane

Pieces of You by Jack Warner

PIPER by Katy Dore

Playing from Memory by Gabriel Galen Greene

POETIC INJUSTICE by David Woll

Pola by Lea Sellers and Yvonne Potter

Popcorn Prophets by Reynaldo Leal

Pops by Murdoch MacNeil

Porcelain by Eric C Koenig

POSSIBLE YOU by Rebekah Mueller

Pravda by Gregory Gulley

Price To Play by Eric Lin

Pride of the Magi by Christopher David Harris

Privilege by Karen Kelly

Processing Charlie by David Harari

Provenance by Mallory McGill and Howard March

Pump Fake by Cameron Stracher and Simon Stracher

Purebred by Sam Robotham

Purity Sterling by Robert M Gallagher

QB by Lee Roy Kunz

QUEEN’S CHAMPION by DAVID KANEEN

Quiet Coyote by Garland Scott

Quiet Intentions by Michael A. Kuznar

Rabbit Ears by Nathan Weinreich

Rage Quit by Lucas Miller

Ramallah Music School by Jacqueline Guzda

Random Acts by Cynthia Benjamin

Ready Stance by Neer Musa Shelter

Ready-Stance by Neer Musa Shelter

Rebel by Robyn Lee Van Vechten and James Lee

Rebel Grrrl by Jason Salzman

Recreant by Craig Nobbs

Red Devils by John R Worsley

RED FLAG FLEET by Kathryn Orwig

Red Letter Days by Spencer Janes

Red Sands by Sam Braverman

ReddeR by James Steele Haney

REDWOOD SUMMER by RANGELEY WALLACE

REFUGE by Kathy Li

Remember Love by Valerie Esguerra

REMNANTS by Patrick Westwater

Rent Boy by R.W. Perkins

RESIDUE by Matilda Szydagis

Respawn by Toofun West

RESUSCITATION OF THE YEAR by Joe Favalaro

Reunion by Jake Duerden

Revengeance by Carter Thallon

Revenger by Tom Seidman and Erik Huber

Revengia by Gianfranco Cuoco

Revolutions by Steph Brandt

RID by Chris Thompson and Greg Emetaz

Rising Fawn by Evan Corrales

Rising Son by Junot Lee

Rite of Spring by Elizabeth A Lunday

Rogue Fury by Edward Pereira

Roll The Bones by Nicholas Garcia

Romance by Tess Goldwyn

Ronette’s Record by Nate Patton

Rora by Ben Hickernell

Roxy Druze by Brian Peter Falk

Runaways by Paul Schäfer

S-21 by Kylee Q Robinson

SAIGON DOLL by Tony Ferrendelli

Saigon Falling by Jeff Nowak

SAILING TO BYZANTIUM by Ben Lokey

SALVATION by Charmaine Colina

Sand Creek by Chris Cogley

Santa Fe by Brandon Shypkowski

Sarah’s Mom, Megan by Lizzy Davis

Save Us From Ourselves by Nate Russo

Scaredy Kat Presents by Janine Sobeck Knighton

Scarlett by Nick Peterson

Scratch by Eve Symington and Trevor Lawrence

Searching for Marceau by Dan Abramovici

Seeking Sugar Mason by Christopher O’Bryant

Seis And One by Frank Bello

Senior Project by Zebidiah Millett

Sentinel City by Sean Schroeder

Seven Trumpets by Chris Prangley

Shadow Island by Robert Gregson

Shadow Woman by Yvonne Paulin

Shadowlands by Richard Turgeon

Shady Cove by Brian “Crusty” Horgan

Sheep Dog by Jesse D. Arrow

Sheep’s Clothing by Troy Mann

Sheila Got Bang by Lydia Carnell Hyslop

Sherman of Sherwood by Ian Thomson Milne

Shotfire by John Biolsi

Shut Up and Box by Leonard J. Moore II

Silent Retreat by Nick Perlman

Silhouettes by Dustin Richardson

Singularity by Quinn McHugh Fluet

SISTERS by Markos Volikas

Six Dates with My Mom by Chris Zalis

Skettel by Moon Lee Ferguson

Skin-Switchers by Emma McIvor

SKULK by V.P. Walling

Skunk Hour by Sasha Behar

Slash This! by Zach Roe

Slit by AJ Currie

Small Block by Ashley Finn

Snow Factory by Katie Royer

Sojourn by Christopher J Murray

Someday by Dan Chen

Something Rea l by Nick Kolev

sometimes, i wish i was a fish by Yeajoon Cho

Son of Man by Eitan Gorlin

Songs for Dead Children by Daniel Motter

Sonny’s by Mike Butler

Sons of Aggie Madden by Robert John Celestino

SOPHOMORE by Jace Serrano

Sourdough by Annabel Swangard

SOUTH WIND COME by Ernestina Juarez

Space Bride by Mark E. Ludwig

Speak Now by Michelle Somruthai D’Angelo

Spies Don’t Cry by Kenneth Frawley

Spirit Of The Sky by Susan Burnstine

SQUATTERS by Ria Fend

STA*SIS by Billie Jo Mason

STAIRWAY TO PARADISE by Ben Lokey

STARLET by Brian Naughton

Stations by Theresa Cardiello

STATS by Kem Joy Ukwu

Steam by Kim Kavin

Storyland by Elio Andres

Street Riders by Colin Francis Costello and Stephanie Jorden

STRINGS by Gabriel DiMilo

Sturgeon General by Molly Bandt and Celia Ramsey

Suga Brown by Michelle LaGue and Clarke Phillips

Sugar Run by Grant Conversano and Adam Conversano

Summer Solstice by John Rodriguez

Supernova by Jack Martino

Surrogate by Jon Sanhueza

Survival Lessons by Walker McKnight

Swarm Raider: An Adventure of Killer Instinct by Alex Bravo

Take_Down by Neer Musa Shelter

Takedown by Mark Cooper

Takedown by Neer Musa Shelter

Taken 2072 by Edward Wise

Tale of the Unknown Soldier by Michael Robertson Moore

TEALWING & THE KNIGHT: 23rd Century Earth by Kerry Dean Feldman

Team Emma by Andrea Zastrow

Tender by Adam Hoelzel

Tendrils by Timothy Connolly

Texas Cult House – 1989 by Julia Barnett

Texican 8 by Gary Corbett Davis

The Ace of Spades by Karen Frost

The Adventures of Francisco Goya by Evan Swire

The Agonizer by Christopher Suarez

THE ANTICIPATION OF EVIL by David Van Hooser

The Artist and the Thief by Rebecca Waldron

The Artist’s Son by Jack Amsler

The Ascension House by Jeremy Silva

The Ashes of Orleans by Ben Fickes

The Ass of GAWD by Mark Bowes

The Astrologer by Ray Keller and Richard Schmidt

The Astronaut and the Serial Killer by Fred Shahadi

The Baphomet Condition by Jeff Barker

The Basement by J.D. Elliby

THE BEARING by Christian J. Hearn

The Beauty of a Woman by Kelly Walker

The Big Dance by John Reilly

The Bird Mask by Mike Johnston

The Black Inheritance by Laura Quimby

THE BLUE GARDEN by M. J. Morrone

The Bookseller’s Daughter by Carl Robinson

The Boundary by Alex George Pickering and Matthew Breault

The Burn by James Warren

The C&O by Joseph Enderby

The Candy Batr by Brian Releford

The Canyon by J. W. Daniels

THE CHARACTERS ARE REAL by Ford Harris

The Civilian by King Lu

The Cockroach vs. The Maiden by Jagger Gravning

The Complex by Robert Sheppard and Charlotte Sheppard

The Complex by Scott Christopherson

The Concessions by Briana Brown

The Costumer by Andrew Collinson

THE COUNTERPART by Samantha Schell

The Crimson Pool by Daniel Beals

The Cru by Colin Mercer and Stephane Garneau-Monten

The Cry of The Daffodils by Maggie Viale

The Dark Room by Matthew Troy

THE DAY OFF by Ekaterina Shatskova

The Dead Samaritan by Karen Greif

THE DEADHEAD by Justin Ballheim

The Debt by Debbie Castanha

The Defector by Stacy Ochoa-Luna

THE DEPLORABLES by ILIANA RAYKOVSKI

The Deprived by Toy Styles

The Desert Fox by Pablo Briz

The Devil of Belfast in America by Michale Coenen

The Devil, a Rebel, a Fool by Clay Fusco

The Diplomat by Puja Maewal

The Dog by Jesse Hayter

The Dogwood Kings by Josh Walker

The Don’s Daughter by Spencer Lucas

The DR34M by Melissa Daniels

The Dream Weaver by Alice Andreoli Hirata

The Drive-In by HAROLD SCHMIDT and A.J. Cirone

The Echo Machine by Sean McMullen

The Eldercare Numbers by Dorian Palumbo

THE ESCAPIST by Rudi O’Meara

THE FIFTH PRISONER by Lynn Esta Goldman

The First Lost Boy by Amanda Milwood

The Flid Show by Richard Willett

The Followers by Mark Moore and Steve Clark

The Forever Winter by Vandon Gibbs

The Forgotten Mariner by Peter B Newell

The Fourth Cataract by Fernando Ortiz

The Garden by Lara Palmqvist

THE GHOST OF TROUBLE CREEK by Ronald L. Ecker

The Gibson Girls by Shington Lamy

THE GOLDEN CITY by Michael Yuen

The Golden Valley by Thaddeus Collins and Emmett Collins

The Good Star b y Alicia Thorgrimsson

The Great Creator by Avi Glick

The Great Divide (aka White Trash) by Mr. Jon Freeman

The Great Odyssey of F.A.M.E., or, “a Solicitation from Darkness” by Raegan Davies

The Greenhouse At Dark by John B. Ludwick

THE HAZARD ROOM by Mike Cymanski

THE HEART WILL BREAK by Anya Migdal

The Heart Will Break by Anya Migdal

The High Country by Gary Bickal

THE HIGH HARD ONE by David Scott Martin

The High Road by Tyler Jones

The Historian by David St. Clair

The Horns of a Rabbit by Alexandra Marello

The Hour Between Dog and Wolf by Joseph Enderby

The House That Heaven Built by Rachel Gulotta

The Images Makers by Marina Shron

The Innocent Ones by Michael Lippert

The Island Calls by Patrick Hogan

THE ITALIAN LOVER by Suzanne Griffin

The Kids Don’t Stand A Chance by Samuel Bombara

The King’s Legionnaire by Matthew Skeate

The Knockoff by Toby Schwartz

The Ladies’ Doctors by Eloise Osta

The Lamb by John Ingle

The Land of Blue Smoke by Emily Nye

The Last Getaway by James Shepard

THE LAST GUNSHOT IN HARMONYVILLE by Tim Hume

The Last Mission by Susan Boggio

The Last Noel by Kenneth Moulin

The Legacy by Alexandra Freeman

The Lemon by Lisa Kholostenko

The Liana by Christopher Obershaw and Darby Ellis Lewis Wilson

The Life &n Death of the Baroness by tammy lynne stoner

The Life We Chose by guilherme viegas

The Living You Make by Austin Hobbs

The magic bow by Didier RIGHETTO

The Makeup Artist by Jacob Hayden

The Man Meant for Me by Steven Schechter

The Man She Was by Kasi Brown and Ric Averill

THE MAN THAT DEFIES GOD by CHRIS BYART

The Man Who Left His Wife and Had a Nifty Time by Matt Nye

The Meaning of Gus by Dave Kagno

The Medium by Aubtin Heydari

The Midnight Kid by George Knight

The Moon Has Left the Heavens by Jenn Fonteyn

The Moonset Mistake by Michael Sarrow

THE MORRISFIELD MISFITS AND THE SWORD OF FATE by Jack Warner

The Mostly True Story of Amy Bock by Jane Wilson

THE MOTIVATOR by Stephanie Kiluk

The Movie Makers by Oliver Hollander

The Museum of Memories by Anthony Troli

The Music From the Tower on the Hill by Ben Fickes

The Nurse by Shanee Edwards

The Old Hag by thomas bryant

The Othering of Abigail Han by Cassandra Francis

The Pact by Vince Melocchi

The Painted Key by James H Barrett and Tony Robenalt

THE PALE HORSE by Kyle Rizor

The Paperman by Janelle Lee Austin

The Paradise Men by Alex Matraxia

The Past is a Mirage by Laura Gomez

The Patron by Taz Lake

The Penitent’s Covenant by Marek Szara

THE PERCIPIENT by Leon Masters

The Piano Teacher by Michael Schachter

The Pit by Neal Dhand

The Place Between by Marta Roncada

The Plum Tree by Donald Molnar

THE POLSKI AFFAIR by Kenneth Gildin

The Power To Believe by Paul Mori and Phil Naiman

The Priestess by Tammy Olsen

THE PROMISE by Robert Bowersox

The Rabbi by Justin Horowitz

The Rabbit Hole by Matthew Howie

The Rainbow Room by Acton Pimpao Pereira

The Rat King by Raphael Gelfinbein

The Reckoning by Megan Timothy

The Red Crow by Woody Bolder

The Red Feather by J.G. Follansbee

The Rest of Me by Chuck Copeland

THE RETURN OF KID COOPER by Brad Smith

THE REVANCHIST by Ivan Mooh Mooh

The Rewilding by Dana Jaye Cadman

The Ride by Jared Pascoe

The Road Back by Charles Jessen

The Rook by Justin M. Secor

The Sacred Band by Louis Allen

THE SCENT OF PEACHES by Kathy Rose Center

The Seaside by Bojan Stanivukovic

The Season for Strawberries by M. L. Boone

THE SEVERING by Christian J. Hearn

The Shimmers by Ruth Sabin and Brendan Vogel

THE SHOW MUST GO ON by John Canfield

The Slay Rider by Kate Chambers

The Sleep by Trevor McKenna and Cody May

THE SLEEPING HOUSE by Suzanne Griffin

THE SMOKEY BEAR by Ivan Mooh Mooh

THE SOUND OF LIGHT by Jeffrey Reebie

The Spider by Willis Kuelthau

THE SQUIRE by ANDREW JENNER

The Stars And Thunder by Jesse Einstein

The Stolen by Stephanie Banks

The Sum of Our Parts by Briana N Cox

The Sunrise Side by Maria Vainer

The Surveillance of Ordinary Things by Susan Brunig

The Tale of Bunny, the Lamb by Keith Currivean, Jr.

The Thread & The Veil by Garret Walsh

The Tidal Theater (Omnibus) by Sean Webley

The Titan Project by Tom Belding and Bob Woolsey

The Tortoise, by, Matthew Neff

The Transgressors, by, Jason Neulander

The Turf, by, Garth Ginsburg

The Unholies, by, George Khechuashvili

The Untitled “High School Kids Break Into Ikea and the Employees Start Killing Them” Project, by, Sydney Tracey and Michael Dunker

THE UPSTAIRS, by, Jana Henson

The Verge of Seas, by, Albert M. Chan

The Videographers, by, Conrad Rothbaum

THE WARDROBE, by, Peter Noel

The Whistle, by, David Au

The Wind in the Trees, by, Kyle Andrew Sonia

The Winner, by, Lauren Messervey

The Woman of the Sky, by, Aaron Chung

The Wondering Year, by, Sabina Petra

The Woody Miles, by, Anthony Paul

They Seem Nice, by, Nathan Weinreich

They’re Here, by, Leondro Del Sol

Thin Blood, by, Luca Stein

THIRD MOST WANTED, by, Darrin Reed and Stephen Tesher

Thirsty AF, by, Thomas P. OConnor

This Is Private, by, LeAndre Thomas

This is Real, by, Amanda Kowalski

This Shady Side of the Mountain, by, Brian Koukol

This Way Comes, by, Leonora Pitts

Thorpedo, by, Olivia Mayberry

Thunderbird, by, Jacky Watson

Tied Together, by, Jayme Gayheart

Time for Christmas, by, Joseph Tamborello Jr

Time Frame, by, Sylvia Caminer and Nick Jones

Time Police: The Curious Case of the Devil Dogs, by, Scott Simpson

TIME WILLING, by, Renee Brown

Tink, by, Theresa Cardiello

TITCH, by, Jody Matzer

To Maria with Love, by, Thomas Roth

TORTILLA ROTI, by, Saleem Gondal

TOUCH, INC., by, scott cramer

TRANSFERENCE, by, Johnny Gilligan

Trawler, by, Joshua Nathan

Treasure Among the Stars, by, Michal Kosciarz

Tribunal, by, Tanya Klein and Jim Cirile

Triumph, by, Carson Lane

Tucumcari Tonite!, by, Donna Wells

Turnip & Pearl, by, Kate Vick

Twenty-Seven, by, Gregory Caruso

Two Kgs of Marmalade, by, Megan Mazer

Typecasting, by, Bryan McDonnell Jr

Unbecoming, by, Melissa Alfredson

Unbound by Renn Tan and Andune

Uncut by Neer Musa Shelter

Un-Cut by Neer Musa Shelter

Under the Banyan Tree by Ananya Shah

Under The Moon by Ari Silver

UNDER THE SHADOW by Jim Wurst

Undocumented Minors by Weiyang Liu

Unexpected by Bennett Kaspar-Williams

UNHOLY by LAURA LYTE

United on the Mound by Alison Czarcinski

Uno by Kenzie Greene

Unorthodox Summer by Skyler Berman

UNSHAKEABLE by Heather Farlinger

Up River by David X Bush

Uprising by Gina Jurva

Utopia Dystopia by Talisha Elger

VALLEY OF THE SHADOW by Logan Shaw

VANITY by DeForest Mapp

VI by David X Bush

Vignette by Evan Corrales

Vinland by D.I. Riordan

Violin & Piano by Will LaRue

VLAD by Adir E Golan

W.G.: The Opium-addicted Pistol Toting Preacher Who Raised the First Federal African-American Union Troops by William Burtch and Donna Burtch

Warbler by Luke Muyskens

Wartime Revelations by Carlo Bordone

Wasting Time by Victor Atkins

We Band of Angele by Montana Gillis

WEALTH by Brett Weiner

Weatherman by Gerrit Steenhagen

WEST OF THE NARROWS by Keith Jeffreys

WEST TEXAS HOLIDAY by Matt Foss and Heidi-Marie Ferren

Westward Expansion by Chris Paschall

What You Can’t See by Monica Keaton

When Our Women Sat by Uzo Chijioke

When Supermom Falls by Carlisha Bell and Bethany Prescott

When The Goats Came by Rali Chaouni and Arthur Gay

Where the Birds Sing by Tara Handza

Where the Conch is Alvie Hoggins? by Farah Ysvette Mourad Vera

Where the Stream Flows by Bolu Somotun

Whispered by F. F. Mormanni

White Bird by Joel Wayne

WHITE-TAIL by Bannon Brody

Who Rescued Who? by Sean Henning

Wild Geese by Rachel Lutack

Wild Lands by Alex Blumberg

Wild Parakeets by Divya Subbiah

Wildernet by Preston S. Lewis

WindRider by Zachary Moddejonge

Wire Monkey by Alex Ricciardi, Catalina Walsh, and Tyler Cartner

Wisteria by Adam Lapallo

with us forever by marie robinson

Wolf Out! by John Stephen Howard

Woman in Bb by Dylan Brown

Working Woman by Bryce Hatch

World Without Tears by Jesse Mays Robinson

Write Me In by Ali Jordan

You Don’t Belong Here by Justin Addleton

You Trust Me, Right? by Kaye Gill

Young Theo by JJ Lippman

Zero Line by Tim Kontje

COMEDY TELEPLAY PILOT

(Diplo)rable by Shatha Yas

A Sorcerer’s Protocols by Autumn Cavender and Scott Ryan

A**hole by Dave Toms

Above Average by Andrew Deutsch and Cailin Walker-Bent

Advance Pilot by Lindsay Scola and Duncan Teater

Adventure Boy by Matthew McFadden

Ain’t Dead Yet by Kari Barlas

All Girls by Baylor Knobloch

ALL OF ME by Jessica Mele

Alma of the Immaculate Heart by Etta Gray

Al-Michelin by Abdul-Rahman Sakr

Anchor Management by Mark Sarian and Ari Voukydis

And Justice for Y’all by Sitara Falcon

Armen, King of Glendale by Anton Vayedjian

Artless by Chris Mathews

ASSISTANTS by Clark Childers

AUSTENTATIOUS by Charmaine Colina

B.E.N.N.Y. Go Home by Lisa Corn

BABYLON: AN ANCIENT COMEDY by Anthony Zonfrelli

Bad Cats by Jennifer Mulligan

Banded by Adan Peña

Bard Boys by Austin Schauer

Barely Managing by Auri Jackson

Be Bold! by Ruby Mainieri

Big House Designs by Amy Martin and Khris Baxter

Bite Me by Mark Huffman

Black Apples by Daviesha Rice

Blessed by James C and James L

BLESSED IS SHE by Beckah Selnick

Blog Ladies by Meghann Wilhoite and Elizabeth Keenan

Blue Oasis_Happy Birthday Anna by Debra Pralle and Shea Gilchrest-Smith

Bluegrass by Kyle Clayton

BOOKED by Charmaine Colina

Bozo The Slut by Sarah Tuft

Brandmasters by Scott Yacyshyn

Branson by Erin Bradford

Breast Friends Forever by Gianfranco Cuoco

Brown Interrupted by Shawheen Keyani

Calypso by Erin Williams

Camelback Realtors by Alex Beattie

Case Study by Spencer Janes

Cereal Killers by Wayne Wiggins

Change of Pace – Pilot Episode by Gilda Hauser Porcari

Check Please! by Nick Ryan

Coming To The Stage by Judd Cherry and Aaron Krebs

Coming Up Rosey by Alison Trumbull

Compost by Hayley Zablotsky

Conventional by Jay J Kujawa and Patrick McHale

Convert by Dan Marshall

Coup! by Habib Yazdi

COURTSIDE: PILOT by Joy Shi

Cowboy Homecoming Queen by Alexandria Walters

Cowtown by James Love

Cricket Club of Canon High by Priya Mohanty

Critical by Aidan Kilpatrick

Cruisers by Jade Johann

CULTISH by Michael Mortimer

Daddy by Michelle Lemay

Dead Aunt Judith by Abby Neuschatz and Andrew Tamarkin

Dead Wait by Will Perkins and Brian Librot

DEADLIIFT by Chris Sullivan

Dearly Departed by Emmylou Barden

DeCode Switch by April Denise Kimble

Deep Faked by Becky Churilla and Dennis Manning

Defected by Amy Staats

Deplorable by Caleb Dillon

DISABLED LOVE by clement vallos

diSLexEA by Laura Santoro

Distance – Pilot by Laura Anne Harris

DIVERSI-FRAT by Thomas Godwin

Don’t Yuck My Yum by Melanie DuPuy

Dorkus by Elisabeth LeDoux

Dungeons & Dicks by Darren Moran

Dylan P.I. by Susan Lerner

Elwood by Tim Carlson

Everybody Loves Movies by Joshua Kazemi

Extracurricular by Samantha Duncan

F1 Aubergine: Nuts of Fire by Brendan Kane and Brent Gill

Failure To Thrive by Emily Ann Scott

Fanged by Emily McLeod

Faster than Light by Kazuhiro Salvador

Faye by Teresa Sullivan

Fernly Arts and Crafts by Christopher Aronsten

Ferrian’s Port by Alyssa Briddes

Fillies by Alicia Davis

Flag on the Play by Chloe Carlson

FLATLANDS by Anna Yamamoto

Flop Era by Celine Foster

FOREIGN MATTERS by Bill Loiselle

FUGU by Paul Kikuchi

Get the Get by Hannah Pearson

GILF by Annie MacKinnon

Girl’s Best Friend by Caitlin Fein and Amanda Fein

Glamville by Rachael Brant

Glazed & Confused by Pallavi Yetur

Glory-O by Pauline McAlonan

Goody by Julie Sharbutt

Graham Reaper by Fleurette Modica

Grandma Spies by Dorrie Lipman and Lena Buda

Greenwood Satanic Affiliation by James Figueroa

Grief: A Comedy by Kathleen Wallace

Grow Up by Mandy Celine and Brian Firenzi

Grown-ups at Work by Harry Nangle and Rebecca Phillips

Growth by Lisa Davey

Growth by Lindsey Dier

Guncle by Cecily Federighi and Billy Federighi

Hail Mary by Peter Clark-Deutsch

Harsh Climate by Camille Tsalik

Haute Adieu by John Costello

Hell Online by Loie Plautz

Help! I’ve Fallen In With a Drug Lord and I Can’t Get Out! by Sophia Baldassari

Himbo by Allison Page

History Tycoon by Amanda Pastunink

Hobby Corp. by Chris Todd

Holy Crisis by Stephanie Kornick

Home Sweet Homeland by Robert J. Binney

Hooks & Horns by Peter Grumbine

How To Get The Job by Dave Sweet

I Am Zara Willows by Lindsay Jackman

I have to go away by Paul Michael Garcia

I Was A Teenage Cactus Boy by Luke Keali’ipono Moran

I’d Laugh More but I’m Dead… I Think by Kerry Joo

I’ll Help You Die on Tuesday by Amin Nathoo

Illicit Bids For Dying Kids by Phillip Roquemore

Isekai Blues by Nat Silverman

It’s All Downhill by Noël Wiggins

It’s All Relative by Annette Gromala

Jack Hammer: Male Stewardess by Nick Fituri Scown

Jesus One-Stop by Frederik Ehrhardt

Johnny Quantum by James Macaluso

Kill Plant Club by Ashley Nicole Blake

Knotty by Dani Hanks

Late Night at the Waffle House by Monis Rose

Lemonade Stand by Oz Davidson and Stephanie Sylvia

Lifer by Cristina Kinon and Jim Fagan

LIFER by Gillian Williams

LIGHTS OUT by Kristen Kiesling

Like and Reside by Katie Siegel

Little Christs by Paul Mowry

LITTLE VILLAGE by Rubén Mendive

Living, Adjacent: Pilot by Sydney Antil

Lords of the Universe by Chadney Carl Everett

Love All by Megan Downey

Lunatic: Pilot by Chris Allport

MADLY IN LOVE by Claudia Rivera Vazquez

Mall Walkers by Laura Messer Jackson

Mary Kay & Johnny by Amanda Minchin

Matched! by Barbie Ross

MATCHED! PILOT by Tracy McAnany and Wendy Weber

Matchmaking: All Out of Love by Megan Karasch

MID-AUGHTS by Rachel Gulotta

Mister Miss America by Neil D’Astolfo

Monster Agents: Bigfoot and Frogman by Brandon M. Prosek

Mud Boot Ranch by Nora Wyman and Jeff Lorch

My Friends In Bantry by Riley Blankenship

My Sister Joanie by Dave Sweet

Namaste by Joanna Shields and Bridgette Correia

Natural Disasters by C.W. Madsen

Natural History by Stephen Flores Tantoco

Nepo Baby by Alexx Walls

News Tonight by Andrew Emmerson

No News by Spencer Meade

No One Likes You by Josh Perry

Norman Brody and the Magic Psychology Practice by Steven Vivell

NOSE by Kate Torgovnick May

Nostalgia, U.S.A. by HAROLD SCHMIDT

OFFICE PARK by Larry Tuff

Open by Jess Burgess

Operation Rex by L. M. Dewberry

Out of Order by Emma Quinlan Baxter

Out of Service by Zach Shapiro and Eric Barbalace

Penitence Belcher by Aysu Serra

Persian Squares by Natasha Sabour

PHOENIXIA by Dima Iyudin

PLAYERS by Matt Foss

Portland Mormon by Mallory Everton

Power Couple by Ari Donnelly

Prestige Realty by Erica Liu

Princess Deborah by TJ Jackson

Project Imago by Christopher Koranek and Nancy Khurana

Public Access by Noah Kreski

RABBIT HOLE by Laurie Hartung

Rainbow City by Benny Diego

Rangers by Zoë Mills

Reality Check by Lauren Gardner

Reality Check by Leo Schuehle

RED DOTS by Tori Larsen

Remote by Anna Dashem and Ryan Bender

Rent-A-Carl by Justin Liang

RESPAWN by Heston Horwin

RINO (Republican In Name Only) by Lauren Wright

Rite Privilege by Casey Horowitz

Rococo: Pilot by George Elrod

ROOMIES: PILOT EPISODE by SANDHYA HERMON

Ruby Inc . by Daniel Egan

Running Start by Jillian Cardillo

S&M (Smut and Mothballs) by Shana Holmes

Sabrina the Great, “Pilot” by Helen Shih

Scarlet Coyote by claudia Macias Cane

SCUM by Alanna Coby

Sector 413 by Spencer Janes

Selfhood by Ariana Newhouse

Senior Center by Erin Gonyeau

Serenity Heights: The Launch by Juliet Attenborough

SERVICE by Mac Kammerer

SHAKTI by Sonal Shah and Patrick Cavanaugh

Shelf Life by David Zorn

Show Offs by Alex Gehrlein

Side Journey Chapter 1: Saving The Shire Pub (a parody) by Jeanette Lynn Scherrer

Side Quest by Ray Masters

Signs From God by Elise Roncace

Silver Lake Murder Mystery: Body in the Rez by Jenna Milly

Sisterhood Gore-Ever by Chloe Bivona

Skin by Kelsey Kinney

Son of Mothman by Kara Phelps

Sonny’s Sea Life and Sirens by Morgan McCallister Bradley Jo

Soul Misgivings by Vanessa Provencio

Space Bar by Nick Jack Pappas and Myles Hewette

SPY CAT by Christine Autrand Mitchell and Nancy Foreschle

Stocktonian Exchange: Kill Your Spirits by Hannah Vernot

STUNTWOMAN by Merridith

Sunset & Vine by Brandon Martin

Super Old by Sarah Allen

Taco Love by Brian Koukol

Talk by Topher Harless and Morgan English

The 411 by Allyson Morgan

The Barn by Darrien Snyder and Phoebe Lai

The Beehive State by Dan Marshall and Babs Gray

The Bombay Express by Ursula Bowling

The Book of jane by Jessica Hobbs

The Coven by Bridget Visser

The Demonic Adventures of Lars & Grimoth by Aleksander Krutainis

The Domestic Diva by Melanie Abrams Fierstein

The Drunken Maiden by Dean Nagata Bottorff

The Faire by Phil Gillen

The Freechildren by Graham Cameron

The Futurists: Part One by J. Kenner and Aaron de Orive

The Great Glorious Kingdom of Ückerburg by Jorge Moratal

The Grind by Laurel Gans

The Harold Arms by Chelsea Spirito

The List: A Single Lady’s Guide to Finding the Perfect Baby Daddy by Brit Cowan

The Lucky Frog Detective Agency by Alexander Venardos

The Nebulon Chronicles: The Pilot by B.K. Frizzell II

The New Hire by John Costello

The Nuthouse by Justin Douglas

The Offsite – Pilot Episode by Alexandra Fletcher

The Open Mic by John F. Corcoran

The People Team by Jonathan Weisbrod, Russ Nickel, and William J Stribling

The Real Shieldmaidens of Elf City by Caitlyn Hardy

The Roomies by Lexi Brandt

The Scabs by Z.H. Gill

The Second Coming of Jesse Christ by Darren Moran

THE SUBSTITUTES by Stephen K Krespel

The Tam Show by Ryan Luong

The Temp by Devi Snively

The Well-Armed Women of Searsburg TX by Kyle John Schmidt

The Wheelchair Virgin by Karim Diane

Thumbs Down by John Schlirf

Townies: Pilot by Adam Nicholas Raber

Transcend by Ricardo Vivas

Triggered by Carey Crim

UNDOCUMENTED by Vincent Lui

UNTITLED SEX CULT by Alice Victoria Winslow

VIII by Michal Schick

Vultures by Nicholas La Marca and Jackson Shipman

Weather Up by Gwynna Forgham-Thrift

Winners by Nora Heidenreich

With the Band by Hayley Voudouris

Work Sucks by Austin Kase and Keith Rubin

You Were a Knight by Justin Horowitz

Young Professionals by Christina Ingraldi

YOUR EXTROVERTED SUPPORT HUMAN by Ash Willeby and Sandi Lynch

Your Magesty(s) by Deeksha Marla

Yup, I’m the Minotaur by Ben Fickes

Zahra by Diana Alokozai

DIGITAL SERIES SCREENPLAY

End Transmission by Zackary D. Hill and Matthew D. Riffle

Falling In Love With Grief by Nina Martinez

FOB Story – Episode 3 (Nama”Slay”) & Episode 5 (Masala Mango Mojito) by Priya Mohanty

Koda by Kyle W. Moser

MONSTER ON A HILL by Suzanne Griffin

Murdr Hornets by Kristen McNaule

Ravenous by Danielle J Tjoelker

Silver Flake by Francis Rose

Stealing the Show by Hailee, Olivia, Meghan, and Isabelle (ENTER LAST NAMES)

The Girl Who Wasn’t Supposed to End the Darkness by Alexie Basil

The Golden West: Chapter One – Charlie by Lava Khonsuwon

The Sopranos: The Big Casino by Riskey Seigell

Unconditional by Nelson Downend

Underbelly by Sally Stubbs

White Rabbit by Nelson Downend

DRAMA PILOT SCREENPLAY

(in) Fuse (an) Echo by Zackary D. Hill and Matthew D. Riffle

2 The Death by Jim Crabb

27 Rounds in the Sun by Michael O’Leary

31 Days: Day 1 by Tim Doyle

A DANGEROUS, GLAMOROUS JOB by Rangeley Wallace

A Dry Heat: Long Road, No Turns by BRYAN KROL

A Place in the World by Michael J. Stern

A Spider Sat Beside Her by K.E. Lanning

A Town Called Slaughter by Hunter Simmons

AEGIS by Christopher David Harris

After the Ravagers by Joel Michalak

Agency of Record by Don McKinney

Albertville by Lara Roizen

ALIENS’ EARTH by Renee Brown

América Jonze by Zareh Artinian

American Guinea Pig by Kylie Swenson

Ammazza by Kate Adam

An American Camelot by Garrett Graham

Anamnesia by Justine Rivero

Angels of Death by Mark Anderson

Anglerfish by Megan McKiernan

Anne Bonny by Mage Lanz

Anomaly by Melissa Bruning

Apex by Gregory Scott Houghton and Steve Straka

Astounding by Amanda Kowalski

AXP by Aldous Davidson

Baby Lesbians by Lauren Dunitz

Baby Steps by Julia Delmedico

BACK TO FIRSTS by Christia Crocker

Backfires by Alex Blumberg

Bad Soviet by Nikolay Sysuev

Badass by Charlise D Randall

Badinage By Night by Dani Gomez

Bay City by Isabelle Carasso

BEAST MODE by Anthony Stitt

BEAUTY POSSESSED: Enjoy The Show by Ben Lokey

BEHEMOTH by Russell Kinscherff

beneath the surface by cary-jamal thompson and c.z. robins

Bitches by Blaire French and Sarah Corse

Blind Alley by Eric Perini and Sebastian Savino

BLOOD MOON RISING by Aurora Wells and Joey Capuana

Blood Moon Shine by Connor Savage

Bloodbound by Lauren Ferebee

Bloodhound by Dan Jolley

Bloodstock by Mike Battle

BLOODY NOSES by Matilda Corley Schulman

BLOTTER by HF Crum

Blue Sky Red by Nelson Downend

Body Brokers by Gisella Bustillos

Body by Bishop by Monica Hand

Bonds by Jake D Williamson

Booty Calls by Maddie Chavez

BRIDGETOWN by Maggie Stabile

Broken: The Boiler, The Broken, and The Bounty by Zachary Tyler Vickers

Brother Baba: Late Registration by N. Fituri Scown

Campaign by Leon Thomas Braun

CAPOS by Cyrus Kazai

Cascade by Maggie Stabile

Chemical Attraction: The Cage Effect by Alan J. Field

CHIEF by Melanie Abrams Fierstein

CHILDREN OF THE DUST by JOHN MCCARNEY

Chrome by Stephen Anderson and Sandra A. Daley-Sharif

Cigarette Girls by Betty Dixson

CITY OF RUIN by Alexander Kouroupos

Civilized by Nichole Martinson

CLASS by Kalaiah Vaughn

Coeducate by Molly Smith

Conscious Uncoupling by Hollye Swinehart

COSA NOSTRA by Arden Earnest

CozM by Benjamin A. Friedman and Lorian J. Delman

Cracker Esq. by Kevin Sparkman

CRIMEWAVE by David J. Meister

Crossroads by Samuel Fasano

Currency by Scott Gabriel and Sofi Marshall

Cygnus by Joel Janisse

Daedalus by Xander Vitolic-Bernstein and Dunja Vitolic-Bernstein

Dark Cargo by Neer Musa Shelter

Dark Sun by Natasha Bajema

Darkest Rout: The Missing Knight by Antwone Barnes

Daytona by Carsen Smith

Dead Cat Bounce by Kevin M. Curran and Robert Kirk Walter

Dead Parents Club by Katharina Gellein Viken

DEATH AND THE GLITTERATI by Helen Walsh

Death Road by Adrian Davis

Del Rio by Nina Martinez

Department Of Facts by George Ellis

Deuce by Zaity Salman

Devil’s Son by Jackie Lee

Dirty Girls by Alexandra Lavin

DISSENT by Deanna Esposito

Divide Theory by Husani S. Oakley and Sonya D. Williams

Division 6 by J. Kenner

Divorce Ranch by Laura Kroeger

Double Nickels (Pilot Episode) by Rob Gasca

Duke & Tess by Justin Douglas and Corinthian Maldonado

DUNGEONS & DOPENESS by Michael A Seminerio

Dying Tongues by Emmanuel Gutierrez

Dysphoria by Scott Simonsen

East of the Border by Andrew Saito

Eden’s Valley: The Dead Go To Sing by Parker Whitmore

Efficiency by Zackary D. Hill and Matthew D. Riffle

Eleanor Crane by Alex MacDonald

Ember by Alice Andreoli Hirata

Emilie by A. Hope Hickli

Emilie: Affectation by A. Hope Hickli

ENEMY OF MY ENEMY by Brett Block

ETHER RUN by Westin Lee

Evergreen by Tony Cammarata

Exiles by Travis M. Baker

EYES ONLY by Christopher James

Fake News by Ryan Bess Winnick

Family Possessions by Nick Fituri Scown

FINDING EDEN: A HUMANITARIAN RESCUE AT SEA (PILOT) by Brad Dude

FIREMAN by JOHN MORNING

Fix by Jeff Bower

FIXED by Colin Moore

Forgive Me, Father by Olivia Cohen

Frontiers by Jarod Backens

FUCKBOI by Warner James Wood

Funny Money by Michael Wightman

Gallowgate: The School of Lost Souls by Alex Kahler

Georgia On My Mind by Jim Stansberry

Gone by Anne Silke Czichos

Goods by Lauren Ferebee

GREAT AMERICA by HF Crum

GSA: General Spooky Alliance by Sean Krimmel

Hail Mary Swofford by Jimmy Hurt

HARDENED by MB Stevens

Healers by Manda K. Skelton

Heirloom by Eva Scholl and Lydia Scholl

Held Under by Jocelyn Berado and Benjamin Morgan

Helen of Sparta by Kristen M. Scatton

Herald by Neil Harvey

Hidden Fang by Tamera Davis

High Justice by Stevan Serban

Hive Mind by Dana Heath

Hopkin Falls by Scotty Villhard

Howl by Zoe Kerr

Humanely Human by Ryan Dellaquila

Hurtsville by Adrian Goodman

I’m Nobody by Alex Marestaing

In the Black by LeeAnn Patrick and Daniel Shinners

In The Flesh by David Lafontaine

In the Shadow of the Kingmakers by VAHID IMANI

In the Wake by Joel Mitchell

Indefinite Lifespan by Michael Raphael Salomon

Indigo Violet by Kevin Clines

Inheritance by Will Totten

INK by Chris Knauer

Into The Labyrinth by Sam Thor

Into The Mind! b y Brandon Steiner

Into the Void by Nathan Conrad Piskator

Isolated Stars by Daniel Goretity

Jinx by D.M. Harring

Johanna van Gogh by Patrick Griffith

Katrina Van Tassel and the Witches of Sleepy Hollow by Paige VanTassel

Kepler’s Laws by Athena Frost

Kingpin Queens by Riley Huff

Knights on the Plain by Charter Aswad

LA PETITE MORT by Linda Park

Las Fantasmas by Julietta Monaco and Emily Pillemer

LAS PALMAS by Dylan Correa

Leaving Clarksdale by Taylor Robison

Life Through the Lens Pilot Ep. The Camera Eye by Chad Hutson

LIFESTYLES OF GODS & MONSTERS by Emily Roberson

Lifters by Robert Flowers and Stephen Sloot

Little Anya by tanya bershadsky

Little Hemingways by Christopher Kelly

Live Through the Night by Kristen McNaule

LOOKING GLASS by William Zide

Lookout Mountain by Weldon R Pless

Low Country by Erich Boettcher

Ludwig, Lord of Chaos: “What happens in Heiligenstadt stays in Heiligenstadt” by Adam Welch

Luff by Leo V Kelly

March 18 th by Ellen Barry

Mate by Jesse Karlan

Materia Prima by Christopher Urena

Matriarch by Helmann Wilhelm

Menace: Pilot by Ross Schneiderman and Nick Kendrick

Merc by Matt Stavig

Midnight City by Jay Adams

MOLOTOVS by HF Crum

Mommy & Me by Phoebe Lai

Monetizing Helen: Absolution by Peter Andrews

Moody & The Ghost by kim hornsby

Moscow Mule by Gamzat Luguev AKA Gamz Green

Music on the Aegean Sea by Nicole Rodriguez

My Journey to Find a Friend in 100 Days by Andrew Emmerson

Mystery Sisters by Dani Hanks

Near Mortal by Catherine Loerke

NEFERTITI by LADARRION WILLIAMS

Never Never by Paddy Doheny

Newheart: Pilot by Andrew Emmerson

NIGHTLIFE by Derrick Denicola and Chrissy Bonilla

No Man’s Land by Rachel Hein

No Place For U.S. by Amanda Minchin and Chris Danuser

Not Quite Godforsaken by Eric Zaman

Nuclear Vision by Chandler Berg

OBSIDIAN by Michael Lipoma

Odysseus by Michael Chludzinski

Off Track by Jasmine Jafari

One of Them by Jessica Hobbs

Or Worse by Rina O’Malley

O’Shea by Joi Pierre

Our Summer Place by Corey Popowski

Panazuela by Koji Masutani

Pandemonium by Robert Hybben

Paradise City by Rio Contrada and Peter Horgan

Past and Present by Vincent Ware

Past Time by William McGhee

Penumbra by Scott L. Wolfson

Pickpocket by Ellie Hunt

PINNED by Mike Heller

PIPER by Melanie Villines

PORT ROYAL by Jay Fjestad

Post-Magical Adventure Depression by Courtney Bailey

Proof by Haley Rice

Psycho Killers by Jeremy Carr

QB1 by Michael Weinreb

Radical by Lisa Hickey

Rag Dolls by J M Stifle

Reefer Madness by Dana Carrabon and Mehdi Sidali

Re-life by Jacky Watson

REMORSE COURT by Melanie Villines

Ridgevale: The Cord by Jordana Howard

ROAD TO RUIN by Brittney Coon

Robert the Bruce King of Scots. Episode 1 – Episode 2 – Episode 3. by Al Anderson

Rosen House: Pilot by Chantal Forde

RUBICON by Matt Casado

Runaway Train by Shannon W. Capps

Running The Show: Pilot by Jeffrey McCrary

SALLY by Aisha Evelyna

Saving Throw by Charles Green

Say It Loud ! by Stephen Anderson and Sandra A. Daley-Sharif

SCAVENGERS by Lizanne Southgate

Schrodinger’s Cat by Amanda Keener

Scream for Me by Erin Szczechowski

SH*TSHOW by Carlos Haynes and Gui Borchert

Shakeout by Erik Rhey

SHAKES by Matt Foss

Shark by Gregory Abbey

Shit I Do For Money by Beth Nintzel

SHUTTLECOCK by Tapan Sharma

Simmer Down by Crystal Perea

Sketchy by Justine Browning

Sleepers Ridge by Joe Yates

Sorry I Killed Your Father by Josh Covitt

Soul Searching by Grace Mei Ng

Space Pirates by Aaron Milus

Spark & Iron-Strike by Aleksander Krutainis

Spitfire by Heidi Hornbacher

Springfield by Andrew Lee

Squat by Tara Shivkumar

Staffers by Joseph Velazquez

Stage Flight by Alex Reed

Stalky & Co. by Nicole Lynn Cohen

Straight Edge by Andrew Lee

Strange Blood by Melinda Saranchock and Chris Saranchock

Sunlight by Liz Ellis

Sutton’s by J.W. Newberry

Swimming in Cash by Janet Allard

Tales from the Mountains by Marco Moro

TCOH – THE CODE OF HAMMURABI by James Lindenberg

Tehrangeles by Aaron Shooshani and Camille Shooshani

The 71 st by Amber Scott

The Academy by Brit Cowan

THE AGE OF DESIRE by Suzanne Griffin

The Agony and Ecstasy of Father Carlos by Tony Arias

The Ayon Hive by Robin Fusco

The Beverly Six by Maggie Stabile

The Bluestockings by Elizabeth Reichelt

THE BOOK OF RAQUEL by Olga Holtz

The Box by Kelly Song

The Brownstone by Radia Hassan

The Bubble by Jarod Backens

The Cause by Angela Treviño

The Chess Club by Casey Duby

The Circumstantial Enemy by John R. Bell

The Coal Wars by Emily Nye

The Cockroach: Trying, Trying by Mary Pat Bentel

The Comb Sister by Dralla Aierken

The Crossing by Aidan Moretti

The Crowd by Michael Kenney

The Curious Haunting of Georgie Price by Pepper Reed

The Diamond Legacy by Maximos Veverka

The Driskill by Andrew Varhol

The Dudes by Lucy Johnson

The Dyson-Nüwa Project by JOEY YU

The End, Inc. by Maritsa A. Flaherty

The Entertainer by Brandon Scott Wolf and Tyler Kaufman

The Fifth Domain by Victor Lesniewski

The Fool Dances for Free by Sean Niu

The Forgotten Queen by Georgia Grace Scarlet Waters

The Franchise by Lance Cartelli

The Full Moon Beer Drinkers Club by Katie Hennicke

The G by Clark Kosene

THE GENESIS FUND: “Failure to Launch” by Laura Sydell

The Girl With Nine Tails by John Stewart

The Grapevine by Paul Cales and Cynthia Cales

The Herald by Brennan Cusack

The Hero and the Spare by Molly Gross

The horse is Field by Paul M Molnar

The Insider by Ian Miller

The Killing Moon by Kyle Rizor

The King of Kansas City by Christopher Loveland

The Laugh by John Ingle

The Law of Oil by Anthony Faia

The Leeches by Samantha Weissert

The Libra Circle by Gabrielle Gozo

The Life of Clare by Bodhi Werner

The Lily And The Rose by Robin Lebeau

The Lion and the Sun by Leila Vatan

THE LOST COAST by Gardner Grout and Stacey Margetts

The Magic Seven by Jack Rodgers

THE MEANS: Pilot by Nic Cohen

The Moon Sisters by Therese Walsh

The Moonlighters by Lorena Chiles

The Mystery of the White by Robby Goldman

The Nuthouse by Eran Hammer, Michael Hammer, and Brian Magid

The Pandora Particle by Ginger Kearns and Chelsey Ng

The Paranormal Peculiarities of Martha Cratchit by Ryan Paige

The People’s Kingdom by Mike Roe and Kristiana Roe

The Place We Stand Together by Catherine Wright

The Precipice by Olga Holtz

The Prospect by Stephen Downs

THE REGULATORS by Max Cunningham

The Resurrectionists by Nick Perry

The Ruins by Christiane Swenson

The Seamstress of Hollywood Boulevard by Charlotte Lobdell and Jack Flynn

The Second Great Depression by Kenny Broderick

The Second Great Depression: Slip Away by Kenny Broderick

The Second Take by Elaine Crockett

The Source by Jeffrey David Schick

The Space Between by Jen Troy

The Starlings by Brett Howlett

The Syndicate by Virgil Ellis Wade

The Thin Place by Katie Seward

The Trouble With Water by Courtney Suttle

The Urine Chronicles by Emma Kantor

The Vanishing Act by Lexi Lierberman

The Villains by Markos Volikas

The Widow & The Savage: The Farmhouse by Aaron Chung

The Wild Harts by kim hornsby

THIN ICE by Brittany Wang

Thin Places by Paige Wesley

This Thing Of Ours by Ben Monaco

Tits Up by Stacey Russell

Toplines by Anna Scanlon

Trading Ages by Lizzie Parmenter

Trinity Falls by Ian Dalesky

True Delta by Snowden Wright

Turncoat: For Himself and For Everybody by Christopher Binder

Unbound by Cynda Wang

Unified by Ben Kim

Unstaged by Elizabeth R. Shew

Untitled Desert Cosmic Horror Project by Ryan Francis Johnson

UnVarnished by Matthew Alexander and John Boucher

Usonia by Harrison Blackman

Van Helsing & The Undead by ian boisvert

Varsity Moves by Jeannette Godoy

Venture by Susan Rigetti

VIGILANTE NANCY by Denise Miotke

Vintage by KB Brookins

Waffle House by Jeffrey C Morgan

Wake the System by Micah Sloat

Wanderers by Samuel A. Berbel

WHAT HAVE I DONE TO DESERVE THIS by Chris Phillips and Billy Walker

Where Light Hides by Yvonne Paulin

Whispering Pines by Adam Branson

White Earth by Justine Michael Secor

Wired by Annelies Kavan

World Enders by Amanda Keener

You’re Not That Special by Carson Lane

Zone of Silence by Corey Atkins

ZYGOTE by Andrew Kelm

DRAMA SPEC SCREENPLAY

3 Body Problem: Time Immemorial by Amanda Kowalski

Andor: Paper Heroes by Tony Arias

Andor: Someone Else’s Future by Sasha Das

BLACK MIRROR SPEC: NEWER MODEL by Nic Cohen

Fallout: The Mistake by Brandon J. Talley

Fargo: Brownian Ratchet by Ryan Dellaquila

Heartstopper: Decisions by Lucas Haviland

House of the Dragon Spec “The Dragon in the North” by Tyler Gibbons

Killing Eve: All the Animals Are Here by Wanyi Geng

Law & Order Special Victims Unit: Like Father, Like Son by Phoebe Angaye

MINDHUNTER: GOOD DAY by KIMBA HENDERSON

Poker Face: Ring of Fire by Amanda De La Cruz

SEVERANCE: Visions of Gemma by Melanie Villines

Sex Education: Seeing Red by Kelsey Anderson

Star Trek Strange New Worlds: This Is Not A Drill by Manda K. Skelton

Star Trek: Strange New Worlds: Silent But Deadly by Joshua L. RItter

Strange New Worlds: A Way to Not Lose by Darryl Mansel

Stranger Things: How To Train Your Yuri by Rob Bogin

The Flash: Blackest Night by Michael A Seminerio

The Gilded Age – Splendid by Caroline Rovello

The Mandalorian: A New Way by Zackary Hill and Matthew D. Riffle

The White Lotus: Typhoon by Ayako Negishi

Tracker: Ogden by Christopher Cramer

Wednesday: Ep 201 No Woe-man is an Island by Jamie Wolpert

Wednesday: The Woe Must Go On by Mike Roe and Kristiana Roe

White Lotus: Full Moon by Jeanne Privat

Will Trent: We Know the Monsters by Heidi-Marie Ferren

Yellowjackets: History is Doomed by Liz Fields

Yellowjackets: The White Hare by Laura Day

Yellowjackets: Trust me, baby by Raquel Trujillo Rodríguez

YOU: Howdy, Neighbor by Matthew A Sprosty

FICTION PODCAST SCREENPLAY

American Spooks: Agent 800 – The Ordered Invitation by Christie Glascoe

Back Fires by Alex Blumberg

Bedtime Songs: Burps; The Tooth Fairy; What’s Under The Bed by Christopher Sweeney

Bottom Feeders by Matt Hamilton and Maria Corso

Corner Star Murders – Pilot Episode by Alexandra Fletcher

Dead End Gigs by Kiarra Victoria Mudd

Dirt Creek by Andrew Hodge and Nick Muller

Dolores and Howard Kick the Bucket (Episodes 1-3) by Andee Kinzy

Going Reno by Elizabeth Quinn

Hextown by Alexander Foyle

Hitgirls by Jon Fredette

Hypnos by Alexandra Segel

JANE ON FIRE by Eva Konstantopoulos

Lucidifer: Lemon Lime by Elle Rose

Murder At Grosvenor House by J.M. Padget

Pantheon by Peter Andrews

Podcast: Ghost Tour / Episode: Walter Rhodes by C. Quintana

Process by Emily Elyse Everett

Sapphire by Shanice Bowrin

Sol Horizon by Autumn Cavender and Scott Ryan

Song in Space Audio Drama Chapters 1-3 by Christopher Mchale

The Book of the World by Mark L Schroeder

THE FIX-UP by Eric Seachrist

The Galactic Yoink: A Heist in Space! by Brad Beideman

The Near Disaster by Belton DeLaine-Facey

The True Queen of the Nile by Jeana Harris

The Village of Vale by Joseph Varca, Jonathan Karpinos, and John McGrew

Two Truths and a Lie by Grace McLeod and Jessica Fisch

Zebra One: Episodes 1-3 by Cam Torres Reyn Beeler

SHORT SCREENPLAY

#ChooseLife by Marina Kazaryan

(False)Positive by Alex Souliere

_Holesale by Noah Campbell Smith

13 Minutes Till Midnight by Mike Barroga

17 Blooms by Zach Watson and Christian Merril

A Crying Shame by Allie Duke

A Girl Named Wes by Simone Gerber

A Man’s Portion by Herb Hall

A Not So Happy Meal by Kari Mote

A RED SHIRT by Lora S Gray

Acts of Kindness by Jill Creech Bauer

Aliens by Dale Janda

Almost Human by Bernhard Riedhammer

American Dream by Gene Cartier

An Evening at Hobby Town by Rebecca Mendoza Mejia

And With Your Spirit by Annie Schoonover

Anima Pax by Colin Mercer

Announcements by D’Angelo “D’Lo” Louis

Arbor by Matthew Robinson

Astillas (Splinters) by Leslie Juan Rivera Ramos

Autobdy by Katy McCarthy

Avant Guard by CR Sherman

babes in the woods by Kerry Broderick

Baby Mine by Christine Longoria

Ballad of an Immigrant with Memory by Sergio Muñoz Esquer and Isabella Brodt

Banshee by Zackary D. Hill and Matthew Riffle

Beasts by Julia Diddy

Beyond Lies the Wub by Matthew Lucas

Black Volga by Danuta Janiszewski

Bleacher Kids by Charlie Match

Blessing Doll by Yicheng / Loyal Xie

Blitzed by Joan Mathieu

Bluegrass by Alex Chew

Boiling Point by Amy Charlesworth

Boobless by Jackie Geary

BOSTON by Andre Cherry

Buddhist Camp by Megan Kallus

Burn It All Down by David Michael Maurer

Cabbie by Raza Mughal

Cannibal Christmas by Michael Clifton

Caregivers by Karla Braithwaite

Carrot Halwa by Divyashree Muruganandam

Caught You Lookin’ At Her by Jeanine Barone

Churn by Paul Coleman and Matt Landy

Connected by Dani Hanks

Cruel, Cruel World by Laura Segal

Cruiser by Alexa Best

Custody by Faisal A. Qureshi

DANCE MAN by Jerry Perez

Dance, Body by Amy Pan

DEAD DAUGHTER by Leon Masters

Dead Letters by Kel Vance

Defining Moment by Sarantis Roftopoulos

Denise and Bernice by Stephanie Halovanic

Deserving by Adam Branson

Diane From Kernville by S.E. King

DIS-ORDER by JOHN MCCARNEY

Dreidel by Glenn Lissner

Early Worm by Brett Elam

ENCROACHMENT by Joel Gullickson

Everything Under Contorl by Dimitri Dikhel

Fairytale Z by Marina Miral

FAT by Zoë Brian

FERDINAND & FLOWER by Patrick Barton Leahy

Finale by Rees Powell

First and Ninth Date by Pratiyaksh Singh

First Bite by Priya Mohanty

Following Indiscretion by Shanee Brown

Fresh Mutton by Arianna Conti

Ghosted by Rachael Samson

Going Back to You by Rebecca Semik

Good Dogs by Ray Bedford

Handle With Care by Allison Orr Block

Hansel On The Mantel by Picazzo Stevens

Happiness Now by Jacob Stalsberg

Hard on the Outside by Trevor Clifford and Daria Shustova

Hearing Red by Kristen McNaule

Heartfelt by Brad Beideman

Heimlich by JP LeRoux and Matt Frierdich

Hidden Keys by Anna Cappello and Frank Danna

Hobgoblin by Nicolas Faucher

Hombre by Chris Martinez

Hunger Pains by Matilda Corley Schulman

Hungry Ghosts by Justine Rivero

I Love You, T.V. by Brianna Johns

I Spy by Brendan Sullivan

I Wouldn’t Touch That by Meik V. Fischer

iDick by Victoria Trow

I’m Fine by Keith Rubin

I’m Matt Damon by Michael Yocum

I’m Your Puppet by Jenny Curtis

In Old Ranchos by Matthew Lucas and Patrick Flynn

In the Midst by Patrick Barton Leahy

Infinity Care by Autumn Karen

Io by Jeff Rubino

Ir Muy Lejos by Cecilio Munoz

ISO: Hitman by Ethan Dennis

Juliet & Romi by Paul Fitzpatrick

Ka Piko by A.S. Templeton

Kochav Yam by Shaina Rose Slotchiver

Lady in the Mirror by Rachel Serada Barth and Tony Candelaria

Larkin Chases Cats by Ally Gilfeather

LAWYERED UP by Tatiana Blackington James

Legumes by Rebecca Gilseth

Lemon by Beth Curry

LIFE by Lisa Ovies

Life After Deaf by Heather Gray

Little Tokyo Story by Kyung-Ja Lee

Liz by Lauren Loud

Malibu by Andre Cherry

Manos by Erick Torres

Mariner by Keith Rubin

Maxim by Catarina Rae Tamez

Me, The Dog, and The Dark Fog by Christopher Shank

Mistakes by John McGuigan

Monstration by Sly Raymond

Morton’s Intergalactic Trucking Co by CG Zarbock

Never Use Alone by Colin Matthews

New Moon by Jynnette Lewis

No War Without Humans by Bernice Gonzalez Bofill

Not a Drop ‘Til Shipsewana by Bethany Yoder

Not All Men by Justin Kueber

Now Boarding by Leah Dubuc

O Negócio (The Business) by Aiden Moretti

OCTOBER FALLS by Gilbert Girion

Oklahoma Pull by Austin Culp

On The Line by Aaron Bryce

One Week Captive by Triston Kollister

One Wore Blue And One Wore Black by Diana Duric

OOPS, MY DAD’S A DUCK by Shaun Radecki

Osmosis by Raelyn Munneke

OVER THE COUNTER by Esmee Morris

Patina by Jake Hull

Patsy’s Cape by Kerri Smith

PET CEMETERY by Stephel Krespel

Please Stay Here by Cassandra Rose

Poco by Jezabel Bamberg

Pool Party by Christian Rose

Pray for Deliverance by Ben F. Blitzer

Prey/Predator by Sarah Ward

Psycho/Tic by Jeff Athey

Pueblo Viejo by Andrea Camacho McCracken

Rachel by Jim Willard

Rainbow Girls by Nana Duffuor

Reboot by Leora Randall-Tavori

Reflections by Heather Gornall

Reflections by Jeff Walker

Reginald by Cody Cline Hargett

Retro by Ashley Casperite

Reunion by Jakob Ridgway

Robbing Peter to Pay Paul by Joel Pincosy and Peter Pincosy

Robertson by Robert Scott

Rock Village by Jennie Cardin

S&M In Space by J. J. Hillard

Sacrifice by Gwen Loubser

Searching by Aileen Hartunian

Seeing Red by Warren Lane

Serenity by David Cummings

Shoo-In by Auden Lincoln-Vogel and Negar Soufi

Silver Linings by Adir E Golan

SINS OF THE FATHER by Christopher Guerrero

Six Sixty Six by Jim Boemio

Skipping Stones by Bess Frankel

Snow Angel by L.M. Kemp

Space Mime by Cameron Vitagliano

SPARKLE by Nichol Simmons

St. Augustine by John Wells

Stay a Little Longer by Peier ”Tracy” Shen

STEALTH by Nancy Cristina

Stumbling into a Chair by Olyn Fleming Ozbick

Sun Is Coming? by Saeid Ghasemi and Atefeh Salehi

TEA by Georgia Sampson

Teacher’s Pet by Mark Wakely

Teapot by Rebekah Mueller

The Anchoress by Matthew Fisher

The Archive by Gabe Cyrus

The Athenaeum by Jerry Hsu

The AV Problem by Kallie Hu

The Back of the Bus by David Elmy

The Bra by Jennifer Morris and Robbie Sublett

The Christmas Movie Pitch by Carl Burcham

The Crying King by Adam Azia

The Cycle by Tsubasa Yamaguchi

The Exorcism of Father Gabriel by Pierre Langenegger

The Eyes in the Night by Isabella Rodriguez

The First Ghost by Cyrus Wu

The Fruits by Sahil Rustami

THE GORILLA MY DREAMS May The Grail Be Under The Veil by Matthew L Stevens

The Help by Keiichi Enomoto

The Ick by Naomi Lindh

The Innocents by Jonathan Hal Reynolds

The Last Flight by Narmar Hanna

The Last Hydrangeas by Jennie Cardin

The Last Meeting by Charles Brice

THE LIGHT by Tony Ferrendelli

The Mystic Accounts of Wayward Travelers by Eli Fischer

The Next Commander by Jeffrey Podany

The Oldest Patriot by Nicholas Batchelder

The Price We Pay by David Bennett Carren

The Promise by Kevin Byrnes

The Quiet Notes by Will Derden

The Rat Is Always Right by Lori Goldstein

The Revver by Mike Hanson and Kelly Susan Moothart

The Seduction of Haley Drum by kim hornsby

The Sharon Stone by Michael Allcock

The Sound of Crows by Michael Casey

The Stand Up by Chandler Wild

The Tide Comes In by Ariana Berry

The Tradition by Ishan Dhotkar

The Tragedy of Asher by Tyler Martin

The Way We Fall by Matt Curtis Slater

There’s Always the Summer by Naomi Kline

There’s No “Me” In Enemy by Andrew Rhoades

Thirst by Lu Lenoxx

TIL WHEN DO WE PART by Kathleen Hof

Time to Time by Heath Houseman

TINA & AMY AND KATE by Rachel Thomas

Too Done by Maria Soledad Sanchez

Tóu Qī by Hongyu ”Neo” Li

Transient Harmonies by Micah Williams Kelly

Treasure Hunt by Madi McKeough

TREELINE by Aisha Evelyna

Ultra-Rare Limited Edition Exclusive Cyclops Beanie Baby by Michelle Lemay

Unbound by Kendra G. Copeland

Undying by Kevin Talley

Unexpecting by Kenneth McClintock

Unhinged by Kelsey Orseth

Upstaged by Nicole Lynn Cohen and Arielle Friedman

Warm Me Up by Serghei Reazantev

Wasabi by JOHN MCCARNEY

Washed in the Blood by Angelo Ruscetta

What Frank Said by Shannon A. Kornelsen

What You Deserve by Juan Calix

What’s Your Fortune by Trenton Hess

Witch Hunt by Tommi Rose

Witch of the Wild West by Tallinn Kiefer

Writer’s Block by Kyla Valdron Clark

YOU CANNOT SWEEP THE MOON by Joanne Bellew

You Have to Break a Few Eggs by Abigail Thompson

You Take it With You by Justin Addison Kalman

Your Biggest Fan by Jazz Taylor

You’re On Mute by Joshua Heaton

Zeroworld by Zan Gillies

STAGE PLAYS

¡VOS! by Christina Pumariega

A CELLAR DARK by John Collins

A Horror Story by Josh MacNeal

A REVOLUTION OF WOMEN by Stephen Blackburn

A Ruby and Diamond Ring by Nathaniel Hamilton

A Safe Distance by Maurice Chauvet

Accommodations by Robert Moulthrop

Ajax by Habib Yazdi

Aktion by Garrett August Heater

ANGEL by Romney Humphrey

Angels Fallings by Jake Griffith

Anna by Nick Freedson

Any Ordinary Day by Thaïs Bass-Moore

Any Rebellion of Will by S. L. Daniels

Apperances by M Felicity Rogers-Chapman

Atomic Toys by Josh Hartwell

Attachment by Jason Martin Karasev

Beechview by Kyle R M

Billy to His Friends by Cassandra Rose

Binding Energy by Jacob Marx Rice

Black Bear Island by Karissa Murrell Myers

Bloody noses by Matilda Corley Schulman

Bonded by Tyler Martin

Boxer Rebellion by Sung Rno

Burn for You by Regan Moro

Calling Puerto Rico by Juan Ramirez, Jr.

Catalysis by Mel Konner

Clifden’s Daughter by Mary Santarelli

Cold Spring by Victor Lesniewski

Collision Theory by Rob Caedazone

Comet by Alan Blake

Conversations with my Therapist by Gabriella Michele Bedsworth

Cul-de-Sac by Leslie Gauthier

Cyber Fishing by Marisa Marquez

Death Valley by Jen Huszcza

Deera’s Country Funeral by Ned Dougherty

Digging Up Daddy by Leanna Ellis and Caroline Jewell

DISAPPEARING ACT by Peter Fox

Disinfecting Edwin by Amy Hartman

Diwali Party by Priya Mohanty

Domino by Malikah Stafford

Du Mont by Jen Frankel

Edifice And Artifice by Claire Temple

EGYPTIAN SON by James Christy

ELLEN OF SHERWOOD by John M. Taylor II

Evermore by Thomas Permar

Everything and Everyone Else by Michaelia Leigh Mendoza

Examination by Stephanie Scott

F**K SERPICO by Joe Almanza

Fairy Vengeance by Robert Wilder Blue

Father Land by Jacob Gordner

Fathers and Sons by John Pielmeier

Fighting for the Everglades by Paul K. Smith

FIRST AID by Jeff Kaufman

FLINCH by Sam Given

Float by Logan Naab

For the Love of God by Jacob T. Zack

FREDERICK DOUGLASS—UNEXPECTED by Stephen Blackburn

Girl on a Hill by Cris Blak

God and Girl by Emma Schillage

Gold Coast by KJ Bjorge

GREENSCREENLAND by Joe Jurek

Grief at High Tide by Richard Willett

Group Therapy with Francie by Jack Marshall

Growing Flowers on the Moon by Robert Bowersox

Grunge by Aren Haun

Hands of the Mother by Karina Cochran

Heaven Knows by Chris Ceraso

HELL: The Adventures of Jim and Huck Out West by Susan Lambert Hatem

Homestead by Kaley Mamo

HORSE THIEF by Christine Whitley

Hot Beef (A Stage Comedy) by Tim Bryant

How We Bleed by Mario Valdivieso

Ice Cream Anarchy! by Julia Fraser

Indigo Children by Carl(os) Roa

Indoctrination by Harold Ellis Clark

James & Eddie by MJ Kang

Judgment of the Eye by Simon Bowler Khan

KECT on the Air by Dave Dufour

Lake Life (full length play) by Jane Willis

LIFE AND DEATH by Jeff Kaufman

Life at the BAR by Elesha Storey

Life is Small by Douglas Gearhart

Listen, A Black Woman Is Speaking by Marlow Wyatt

Look What Fell Out De Mango Tree by Debra Ehrhardt

Made in Heaven by Steven Bogart

Majnun by Layli Rohani

MAN OR MOUSE by Lawrence Thelen

MESSENGER FROM AFAR by Stephen Most

Misbegotten by Maureen McGranaghan

Monster in the Rearview Mirror by Luree Scott

Mrs. Whitman’s Words for Women by Shayne Kennedy

My Own Personal Mermaid by David Steven Simon

Nebraska by Mari Sitner

Net Worth by John Riley

No Laughing Matter by Karen Davis (pen name: Kay Suz

Not Tonight, Vito! by Marilyn Anderson

October Rains by Kevin M Schaeffer

Ollie & D by Ilana Turner

One Night In the Many Deaths of Sonny Liston by J.B. Heaps

Out of Context by R’m Aharoni

Override by Elizabeth A. M. Keel

Painted Desert by Christopher G. Smith

Penelope: The Tale Of A Faithful Wife by Taylor Reese

Performance Department by Scott R. Sheppard

Plea by Patricia Santos Marcantonio

Pluto Is Listening by David James Parr

Portbou by J.P. Riehle

Red River Falls by Steven Haworth

Requiem for Darkness by Eugene Butler

Return of the Incredible Shrinking Man! by Joe Carlisle

ROM.COM by Matt Thekkethala

SECOND ZECHARIAH by Erik Abbott

Sharp Curves by Kristen McCullough

SHE DANCED WITH A RED FISH by Carolyn Nur Wistrand

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Sat 2 Nov 2024. Tickets available from £32.13. subject to a transaction fee of £3.95. Comedy. This show has an interval. Buy Tickets. scroll down. Award-winning comedian, writer, presenter, and actress Katherine Ryan is at the top of her game and 'Battleaxe' brings her back out on tour to Swansea after the sell-out international smash hit ...
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Katherine Ryan has added a second date of her brand-new live show, Battleaxe, at 3Olympia Theatre. She will return to us on Saturday 29th March 2025.

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