The Best Plays from the Strawberry One-Act Festival

"Make Her Happen" by L.E. McCullough: A waitress at a roadside diner jumps at the opportunity to get discovered and make her dreams come true.

"The Squeegee Man" by Nick Vigorito, Jr: A reporter finds inspiration for stories through the squeegee man on the street corner outside her office.

"Monkey Rhythms" by John Baldi: Three generations of a family deal with their love for each other.

"Hidden in the Past" by Michael A. Casano: A young girl interviews her grandmother to find out more about her family's history.

"Pension Check" by Jonathon Ward: An out-of-work steelworker tries to support his family in the wake of his father's illness.

Other plays include: "The Boy Who Was Born With A Tail" by Matt Casarino, "The Kissing Booth" by David Risk, "The Last Night Of The World" by Cody Daigle, "On Top" by John Patrick Bray, "Kate's Ballad" by Roy O'Connor, "Big Crunch" by Helen Hill, "Difficult Subjects" by Deborah S. Greenhut, "Et Tu, Kelly" by Debra C. Victoroff, "Anything But Black" by Fred Rohan Vargas, and "A Punch In The Face" by Jeffrey L. Gurian.