←Recommendations of Caleb and Rita

I've heard these people at Starbucks. No needy, so trying to impress. And then they discover they kind of like this person. A very quirky two hander about online dating and possible good results.

Dating in all its foibles is put on display. There’s a brevity, an honesty happening. Who knows? Maybe this meeting will be fruitful. You hope. You’ll laugh and nod your head “yes” and hope again.

A very fun comedy about navigating online and the meeting. Well done.

Comic gem of a play about two lonely people braving online dating with unexpected results. Loved it!

A terrifically funny play about how hard it is to date in an age of dating apps, or any age for that matter. And what fun it must be to play either of these roles. Delightful.

We produced this as part of our festival in 2019 and it won second place! It is a hilarious piece where two actors can really shine. The dialogue plows through at a solid clip and keeps the audience (and actors) on their toes. A super fun two-hander for the right duo!

A light as a feather comic exploration of a date where two people meet online, and then meet for real. Terrific dialogue.

I love this play. So much, so so so much. It's briliantly funny and lively and such a marvelous depiction of what it's like to date in this current day and age. Two actors would have an absolute ball with this gem of a wildly clever script. This will be an audience favorite--and I personally would love playing Terri. I also love how this play is incredibly romantic without being over-the-top or typical--there is such warmth and tenderness in the ordinary. Phenomenal play.

This incredibly clever play is a fresh look at a time-honored tradition: meeting an online connection for the first time. Expectations and preferences fence with the characters' sense of what they want. Congratulations to Jessica Moss for fresh insights into a nascent couple's first meeting.