Recommended by Emma Goldman-Sherman

Brilliant. Moving. Necessary. What more do we want in our theatre? Here is such a human play that grapples with the questions of identity and allegiance. I love every moment of it!

A rom-com and a thriller that makes us ask our own questions about how we connect with the people around us. I admire this play for its craft, and I enjoy it for its emotional core.

A beautiful monologue about the need for intimacy, the missing, the loneliness and the humanity of it all.

Beautiful work filled with metaphors and double meanings like any puzzle should be! Easy to produce and filled with juicy moments. A great vehicle for any female actor!

I love Babeland. Travis has created a raw and raucous reflection of the all-female rock band and the exciting adventures of real life struggles collide with dreams. Babeland is bold, brave, wild fun along with the dark underbelly. Hugely theatrical too!

Ooph, this play (content warning) is the great American story of addiction, lies and childhood sexual assault. Things disappear, and Linda lies about where they went. Her police officer husband should be tracking her every move. There is so much dysfunction here, and every character is making incredibly bad choices, and it's a horror show for Leo. I look forward to the sequel to see how things turn around. Yet Two Tickets stands on its own and takes on narcissism and selfishness in a way I've never seen before and the outcome is inevitable.

I have loved this play since I first became aware of it. A stunning portrait of a family of refugees and their reality, hopes. dreams and needs. Beautifully written. It should be done more often! It is still so unfortunately relevant!

THIS! It's a great concept but Burke is also able to make it much more than a parlor trick - this has legs and moves me. Hell, it carries me along into some fabulous territory - our racist world - in a new way. This creates meaning and takes the piece and its audience to a whole other level of real. I look forward to seeing it staged! MUST BE PRODUCED. Burke is a treasure!

A beautiful tribute to women and middle age and life itself - how we are all growing older and how we live in an agist/sexist culture that never seems to consider that we will all be older one day. Miller paints gorgeous portraits of each character with their words, and their lives appear before us in so much subtext and care. A gift and a blessing.

First off just the way Moss presents the characters in the breakdown is thrilling. High School! Second it's a concept you have to slap your head and feel dumb for not at least considering. Third Moss pulls it off brilliantly! With surprises galore! SO STUNNING! DO NOT MISS THIS. If only we were all producing this play instead of Our Town for like the next 50 years everywhere, and after that maybe we could do it in rep with Our Town, but first only this. READ IT. DO IT. REPEAT. (<3)