Recommended by Lucy Wang

You don't have to love cats like I do to love this play. It's wonderful.It's fun. It's purrfect.

All relationships end one way or another, that's the awful truth, and Mabey's Incredibly powerful play wrestles with this reality with beauty, love, and fantasy. Keith and Gina are united, and we are united in rooting for them. Go, Love! Go, True Skies! Go, Mabey!

Playful monologue that should be classic holiday fare. I'm a big fan of "You're a mean one, Mr. Grinch," and now I've fallen for his wife!

Deeply moving and incredibly relevant today. As a freelance health care journalist for AJN (American Journal of Nursing), I have been in awe of how dedicated nurses are, the burnout, the care, their sacrifices, skills -- and this monologue captures it all. So beautiful and as necessary as our nurses.

Lovely and Brilliant. What Elisabeth Giffin Speckman has done here should be law. I want unsolicited advice, please! said No One Ever. In a world where everyone and their second cousin twice removed feels entitled to an opinion and social media has made it every so easy to broadcast advice, limiting advice to four words is pure genius and fun.

Hilarious vivid portrait of the insane text messages we all get at the wrong time that create false emergencies and conflict with what really needs to get done. You may want to turn off your cell phone after you see this play, shortly after, of course, you text Vanessa and say I wanna see you soon at a theater near me.

What a tasty smorgasbord of characters dishing up their food issues. We all have our own relationship with food and Lermond knows how to deftly serve us a heaping platter of deliciousness.

Hibernus has me longing for the poetry and drama of winter.

Delightful. Ice is indeed nice, and would be thrice as nice on stage.

Carnes has written a play that feels like a fun holiday. Snappy banter between two people who share a cornucopia of love and family quirks to dish up.