Recommended by Lucy Wang

Feeny-Wiliams' Writers Block feels like a wonderful Writer's Block Party that I want an invitation to attend. I love how the character wonders what happens to characters she's written about, reminding us how our favorite characters live on, off and beyond the page. Poignant portrait of how creativity works and tortures.

Brilliant and hilarious. Partain transform the agony of finding the "right bikini" into comedy gold.

What a gorgeous play. Love is about the doing, and O'Grady has done it!! O'Grady has written an imaginative play as timeless and beautiful as the myth of Persephone itself. Brava.

What an innovative play that takes you on a wonderful, heartfelt journey. You find yourself running along side the runner, an intimate glimpse of the choices we make and the dreams that propel us to keep moving. Kudos to Hansen for also making this play site specific. Bravo!

Welcome to a wonderful play that offers new beginnings and a marriage of hope and love. You will want to belong to this family, I know I do, so filled with love, surprise, complexity and wit.

Hilarious. I'm dying to go to the movies again so I thought I'd read Spoiler Alert. What fun! Love how Philip Middleton Williams re creates the experience of waiting in line, trying to get in and how some moviegoers just can't help themselves.

Really powerful monologue about how the written word, language, books can really open new worlds for us, inspire us to be better. It's why I love teaching, and why you can't help but fall in love with Philip Middleton Williams' writing.

What a delight! Witty, fun, and pure gold. Golden like the Golden Age of Hollywood. Shine on, Doug DeVita! Warning, you may have a craving for Yorkshire pudding after this wonderful experience.

Cuddle Time is a powerful, moving play about how Martha manages to stay hopeful in a world where the air isn't safe, there is no water, friends are dying, birds are disappearing. In the face of all that despair, we can find hope and love in caring for others. In this case, it is Martha caring for Sweetie.

Sheila has a wonderful gift of comedy. In Reading Oprah, Sheila captures the joy and complexities of friendship.