Recommended by Daniel Ho

A modern, more quiet and intrsospective version of BURIED CHILD. Minigan takes the basic elements of a horror story but filters out the lurid to create a thoughtful, highly intelligent and empathetic story of grief, loss, and the societal shifts that happen between three generations of family

A fascinating look at grief through the lens of an Italian American kitchen

An incredibly imaginative take on grief and domestic drama. Some indelible stage imagery.

Imaginative and intelligent. A lyrical examination the importance of storytelling, as well as a look an a relatively unknown (at least to me) part of literary history.

If you want to know what it's like being an Asian in America, read this.

Chilling and disturbing, but with a strong moral compass at heart. The structure of this collection means there is no filler dialogue, which is very refreshing. I was also highly impressed with the use of sound and lighting to create story and atmosphere, which is also refreshing. Very effective.

I was really surprised by how moved I was by this play. Based on the description I had a lot of opinions going in. What I got was an imaginative, very human and very haunting experience. It seems like these ten minute pieces can be performed separately, but I feel like it would work better if they were all seen in sequence.

A modern comedy about four diverse, modern women, elevated with sharp writing and some frank and novel insights about contemporary social life.

This play is so good I'm incredibly angry I didn't write it! It has some very inventive theatricality, perfectly balanced by grounded, original characters to create a compelling piece, that ends with a very emotional climax. It's very refreshing to read a such a mature, thoughtful and well written play.

A really fun take on current horror movies. Would work great as a site specific piece.