Recommended by Lojo Simon

I love this play for its rich imagery, fun use of language, potent imagination and heart. It also happens to be multi-lingual, socially relevant, demands diverse casting (yay!) and, unlike some TYA plays, doesn't pander to children. Forget the same old, literature-based TYA, and produce this instead!

Sweet, musical coming-of-age story that should appeal to theatre-goers of all ages.

Fun, physical play with great roles for women. Get in the ring with this one now!

Laugh-out-loud funny play with music that's sure to be a favorite among anyone who's worked in theatre or who's a tad pissed off about celebrities garnering favoritism in the theatre world.

All the Good in the World tugs at your heart without being sappy and makes you think without preaching any right answers. It'll get under your skin in the way that good drama should.

Very funny, very visual piece that lends itself well to small theaters with limited budgets. Audiences will love not only the humor but the heartwarming message about art and authenticity and not judging people by their outward appearance.

A love story, a heart-wrenching political commentary, a compelling melding of words and images. I highly recommend this small but powerful play.

How refreshing to read an unapologetic wo-mance that celebrates female individuality and artistry in the music world. Filled with punk and grrl references with a nod to 70's feminism.

Lucky Me is classic Caisley -- full of funny, charming, quirky characters who just can't seem to get things right in love. Except when they do. And you're cheering for them the whole time.

Fabulous use of language, witty, theatrical, intriguing, funny -- this play has it all! Plus, it's a small cast w/great gender-bending roles for actors. An artistic director's dream.