10 Minute Plays
My 10-Minute plays are available to theaters at no charge. They are ideal for staging a fundraiser. In June 2024, the Town Players of Newtown (Newtown, CT) raised over $2,000 by staging a weekend of my works. The Arts at Angeloria’s, in Southington, CT, will be staging my plays in September 2025 for a fundraiser. For questions & press inquiries, email me at stu@stuartjbrown.com. Follow on Instagram @stuartjbrown_author. More resources available in the PRESS ROOM.
Click on the play title for a short plot summary, a list of characters, and a production history.
House Hunted
A husband and wife, looking for their dream home, have differing points of view in this comedic view of what constitutes the perfect house.
How Ya Doin’
Frank Martin and his friend David Thompson are sitting outside a coffee shop as David greets friends and strangers alike. After Frank leaves to order bagels, a new person arrives, changing David’s life forever. [A sequel to Romeo Rules.]
I Can Do Better
We’ve all been there – trying to sit through a very bad play. But what if you could stop the show and suggest changes? That’s what Brian did with unexpected results
I Don’t Care
John Goldsmith is attempting to have his yearly physical started, but is faced with one difficulty after another. And he hasn’t even been able to get by the receptionist.
Is There A Doctor In The House?
When a longtime doctor retires, a very young physician assistant takes his place. But an even younger supervisor injects himself into the discussion and appears to take charge.
Passing Over
A poignant, intimate play exploring a teenage boy’s first profound encounter with impending death in the family. * PLEASE NOTE: Run time for this one is actually about 20 minutes.
Romeo Rules
Frank Martin has just joined the ranks of retirees and is waiting to share his new life with his friend David Thompson over a celebratory breakfast. The mood is upbeat until Frank learns that, as a newly minted ROMEO, there are rules and regulations to the do’s and don’t’s of retiree conversations.
The Burial Plot
Two friends attend a neighborhood shiva for the social opportunities it affords them. While critiquing the food, they discuss aging, grief, and mortality.
The Dispute
Sean’s experience with an AI customer service chatbox turns a disputed charge request into a nightmare – until his wife finds a simple solution.
The Drawing
What would you do if you just won the zillionaire lotto? Pat and George soon have reason to fantasize about this tantalizing dream.
The One
In the not-too-distant future, A.I. has taken over the educational system of the country. Adrian and Maddie fret what this is doing to their son. Can The One be their savior?
The Road Trip
Two friends set off on a road trip, initially talking about their wives’ woeful driving habits and how they lack a sense of direction.
The Suitcase
A married couple come to a major decision about their life together.
The Wait
A theater critic and his friend are caught in the gridlock of audience members leaving the theater after a performance of Mamma Mia! How they impatiently wait forms the basis for this humorous commentary about today’s theater.













