Recommended by Lucy Wang

What an imaginative, inventive and compelling play. Johnson takes you on an adventure of a lifetime, one that you never want to end.

What a sensitive moving way to honor the dead (cadavers) who help us move forward, who give their bodies so we might make advances in science and improve our future lives. Also a great read for anyone pursuing medical school If I had read this back then, I might have overcome my squeamishness and dread of cutting cadavers open. Who knows? The point is this play alights your imagination and helps you dream of what is possible.

Love how deftly Greenspun moves from topic to topic, going deeper and deeper, and lands a punch. Robin's Moment of Truth is a moment of beauty that lasts forever.

Love this play -- its rhythms, musicality, and inventiveness. This scene makes you hungry for a Philly cheesesteak and Greenspun's whole play.

Bold play that dares to ask what we would or wouldn't do for a bad neighbor.

We all need a little honey, or do we? I guess, that depends on who you meet at the cafe. This fun and clever play is sure to make your next visit to the coffee shop a more interesting trip.

A play that reminds us to say their names and never forget. Black Lives Matter and we all need to stand up together.

Bonamici keeps you on your toes, keeps you guessing, and then whoa! What a killer ending!

Ashley dreams of making it big in Nashville, a dream Becca once had and pursued before becoming a truck driver. What can they learn from each other? This is a really moving play about two women and how their dream connects them to each other.

Powerful, bold, and resonant. This monologue speaks to all of us and gives us hope that we, too, can beat back the uninvited, unwelcome guest. Bravo.