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Playwrights Foundation

Recommended by Playwrights Foundation

  • when we breathe by Jaisey Bates
    3 May. 2021
    “ Playwrights Foundation highly recommends WHEN WE BREATHE, which excelled to the Finalist round (top 35) for the 44th annual Bay Area Playwrights Festival out of 755 plays. Our community of readers felt this play best represented the mission of our festival. This work engaged us, inspired us, moved us, and was an outstanding example of transformative storytelling. Our local Bay Area Literary Council commends WHEN WE BREATHE as a compelling, relevant, cathartic new work which should be produced now. Congratulations! #BAPF2021 ”
  • The Bottoming Process by Nicholas Pilapil
    3 May. 2021
    “ Playwrights Foundation highly recommends THE BOTTOMING PROCESS, which excelled to the Finalist round (top 35) for the 44th annual Bay Area Playwrights Festival out of 755 plays. Our community of readers felt this play best represented the mission of our festival. This work engaged us, inspired us, moved us, and was an outstanding example of transformative storytelling. Our local Bay Area Literary Council commends THE BOTTOMING PROCESS as a compelling, relevant, cathartic new work which should be produced now. Congratulations! #BAPF2021 ”
  • Light Switch by Dave Osmundsen
    3 May. 2021
    “ Playwrights Foundation highly recommends LIGHT SWITCH, which excelled to the Finalist round (top 35) for the 44th annual Bay Area Playwrights Festival out of 755 plays. Our community of readers felt this play best represented the mission of our festival. This work engaged us, inspired us, moved us, and was an outstanding example of transformative storytelling. Our local Bay Area Literary Council commends LIGHT SWITCH as a compelling, relevant cathartic new work which should be produced now. Congratulations! #BAPF2021 ”
  • SUPPOSED HOME by Sam Hamashima
    3 May. 2021
    “ Playwrights Foundation highly recommends SUPPOSED HOME, which excelled to the Finalist round (top 35) for the 44th annual Bay Area Playwrights Festival out of 755 plays. Our community of readers felt this play best represented the mission of our festival. This work engaged us, inspired us, moved us, and was an outstanding example of transformative storytelling. Our local Bay Area Literary Council commends SUPPOSED HOME as a compelling, relevant, cathartic new work which should be produced now. Congratulations! #BAPF2021 ”
  • The Re-Education of Fernando Morales by Justin P. Lopez
    3 May. 2021
    “ Playwrights Foundation highly recommends THE RE-EDUCATION OF FERNANDO MORALES, which excelled to the Finalist round (top 35) for the 44th annual Bay Area Playwrights Festival out of 755 plays. Our community of readers felt this play best represented the mission of our festival. This work engaged us, inspired us, moved us, and was an outstanding example of transformative storytelling. Our local Bay Area Literary Council commends THE RE-EDUCATION OF FERNANDO MORALES as a compelling, relevant, cathartic new work which should be produced now. Congratulations! #BAPF2021 ”
  • Three Antarcticas by Kristin Idaszak
    3 May. 2021
    “ Playwrights Foundation highly recommends THREE ANTARCTICAS, which excelled to the Finalist round (top 35) for the 44th annual Bay Area Playwrights Festival out of 755 plays. Our community of readers felt this play best represented the mission of our festival. This work engaged us, inspired us, moved us, and was an outstanding example of transformative storytelling. Our local Bay Area Literary Council commends THREE ANTARCTICAS as a compelling, relevant, cathartic new work which should be produced now. Congratulations! #BAPF2021 ”
  • The Problem With Magic, Is: by Johnny G. Lloyd
    3 May. 2021
    “ Playwrights Foundation highly recommends THE PROBLEM WITH MAGIC, IS:, which excelled to the Finalist round (top 35) for the 44th annual Bay Area Playwrights Festival out of 755 plays. Our community of readers felt this play best represented the mission of our festival. This work engaged us, inspired us, moved us, and was an outstanding example of transformative storytelling. Our local Bay Area Literary Council commends THE PROBLEM WITH MAGIC, IS: as a compelling, relevant, cathartic new work which should be produced now. Congratulations! #BAPF2021 ”
  • All My Mothers Dream in Spanish: A Play with Drums by AZ Espinoza
    3 May. 2021
    “ PLAYWRIGHTS FOUNDATION highly recommends ALL MY MOTHERS DREAM IN SPANISH, which excelled to the Finalist round (top 35) for the 44th annual Bay Area Playwrights Festival out of 755 plays. Our community of readers felt this play best represented the mission of our festival. This work engaged us, inspired us, moved us, and was an outstanding example of transformative storytelling. Our local Bay Area Literary Council commends ALL MY MOTHERS DREAM IN SPANISH as a compelling, relevant, cathartic new work which should be produced now. Congratulations! #BAPF2021 ”
  • Black Mexican by Rachel Lynett
    3 May. 2021
    “ Playwrights Foundation highly recommends BLACK MEXICAN, which excelled to the Finalist round (top 35) for the 44th annual Bay Area Playwrights Festival out of 755 plays. Our community of readers felt this play best represented the mission of our festival. This work engaged us, inspired us, moved us, and was an outstanding example of transformative storytelling. Our local Bay Area Literary Council commends BLACK MEXICAN as a compelling, relevant, cathartic new work which should be produced now. Congratulations! #BAPF2021 ”
  • Tiger Beat by Kaela Mei-Shing Garvin
    3 May. 2021
    “ Playwrights Foundation highly recommends TIGER BEAT, which excelled to the Finalist round (top 35) for the 44th annual Bay Area Playwrights Festival out of 755 plays. Our community of readers felt this play best represented the mission of our festival. The work engaged us, inspired us, moved us, and was an outstanding example of transformative storytelling. Our local Bay Area Literary Council commends TIGER BEAT as a compelling, relevant, cathartic new work which should be produced now. Congratulations! #BAPF2021 ”

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