←Recommendations of overlap

Witty and otherworldly with a believable, grounded relationship at its core. overlap is tragic, but lots of fun.

Fast, frantic, touching, and sexy. overlap's jarring shift in tone is incredibly shocking, grounded, and sublime. The script is begging to be staged!

The hardest thing about love is when you believe it to be unreciprocated. Proctor weaves together a beautiful modern love story who's second act forces the characters to come to terms with the thoughts they have been keeping from one another. This story is one I love with my whole heart. You should absolutely read it.

First, you get swept away in a witty modern romance--but then, the magic spell of watching two people fall for each other is broken by a tragic event beyond the couple's control. This play will surprise and move audiences as it evolves into a thoughtful exploration of different kinds of love and how we grapple with loss.

What starts as a hilarious and tender Gen Z romance about theatre artists awkwardly finding love and passion takes a tragic then supernatural turn. It ultimately becomes heartbreaking and insightful, but just as deliciously awkward and hilarious.

A contemporary romance about young adult thespians that throws the idea that plays need to choose one genre out the window. As Daniel says in the play, "Her dialogue has poetry to it / And it’s funny / And witty / And then it breaks your heart."

A fun rom-com with witty banter and a couple that's easy to root for and there are Sonic the Hedgehog references. And then that act break comes in like a baseball bat to the diaphragm and suddenly it's a tragedy and you're reflecting on mortality and the importance of letting the people you love know that you love them because so little of what we think matters really does in the grand scheme of life. A play that rips out your jugular and gives you a bear hug at the same time.