Recommended by Julie Zaffarano

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    Shawn Fisher creates a realistic and dramatic world in his play "Streetlight Woodpecker." Set in the backstreets of South Philadelphia, old friends reconnect as they navigate devastating and crippling loss. fast paced and poignant.

    Shawn Fisher creates a realistic and dramatic world in his play "Streetlight Woodpecker." Set in the backstreets of South Philadelphia, old friends reconnect as they navigate devastating and crippling loss. fast paced and poignant.

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    A fast-paced comedy that audiences will enjoy watching and actors will enjoy playing.

    A fast-paced comedy that audiences will enjoy watching and actors will enjoy playing.

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    Liv Shoup's play "Skinny Legend" is more than a play about body acceptance. It's a play that encompasses a multitude of feelings including ambitions, desires, jealousy, and the need for human connection. Fast paced with some lovely comedy, "Skinny Legend" will challenge you to rethink your friendships and your love of self. Well done.

    Liv Shoup's play "Skinny Legend" is more than a play about body acceptance. It's a play that encompasses a multitude of feelings including ambitions, desires, jealousy, and the need for human connection. Fast paced with some lovely comedy, "Skinny Legend" will challenge you to rethink your friendships and your love of self. Well done.

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    Marcus Scott's compelling play "Sibling Rivalries" is fast-paced and heart-in-mouth from the first line to the end. Set in a black fraternity, individual desires and needs artfully clash with loyalty for the group. So much to unpack in this play.

    Marcus Scott's compelling play "Sibling Rivalries" is fast-paced and heart-in-mouth from the first line to the end. Set in a black fraternity, individual desires and needs artfully clash with loyalty for the group. So much to unpack in this play.

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    So much heart and humanity packed into these short pages. Monica cross creates a world outside of our known world, yet has us wondering "What would I do?" Well done.

    So much heart and humanity packed into these short pages. Monica cross creates a world outside of our known world, yet has us wondering "What would I do?" Well done.

  • Julie Zaffarano: All the Rice Paddies in the World by Danielle Wirsansky
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    A compelling two hander for women that drops us into WWII --reminding us of pervasive racism the and now. Both blatant and subtle racism. A very relevant play that will cause audiences to think.

    A compelling two hander for women that drops us into WWII --reminding us of pervasive racism the and now. Both blatant and subtle racism. A very relevant play that will cause audiences to think.

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  • Julie Zaffarano: The Wonderful Out There by Dave Osmundsen
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    I just read "The Wonderful Our There" by Dave Osmundsen and I am devastated. This play tore at my soul and I sobbed as I read it. I could not stop reading. Beautiful and heartbreaking. A brilliant play.

    I just read "The Wonderful Our There" by Dave Osmundsen and I am devastated. This play tore at my soul and I sobbed as I read it. I could not stop reading. Beautiful and heartbreaking. A brilliant play.

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  • Julie Zaffarano: Abstract Parents by Emma Goldman-Sherman
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    As an adoptive parent, this play resonated with me. The anxiety, the uncertainty, the fear -- all these are wrapped up and tied with a comedy bow. We care for these characters and want to everything to work out for them. Well done.

    As an adoptive parent, this play resonated with me. The anxiety, the uncertainty, the fear -- all these are wrapped up and tied with a comedy bow. We care for these characters and want to everything to work out for them. Well done.

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  • Julie Zaffarano: All the Dead Biddles by Shelli Pentimall Bookler
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    I had the pleasure of seeing the development presentation of this play. How many emotions at once. Laughing and crying at the same time. Shelli Pentimall is brilliant and this play will haunt audiences for years.

    I had the pleasure of seeing the development presentation of this play. How many emotions at once. Laughing and crying at the same time. Shelli Pentimall is brilliant and this play will haunt audiences for years.

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  • Julie Zaffarano: Define Good by Stephanie Griffin
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    I love a story I have never read and this play falls into that category. Stephanie Griffin brings characters to us that are like our own family and neighbors. She reveals shocking secrets that make us question our own world. Well done.

    I love a story I have never read and this play falls into that category. Stephanie Griffin brings characters to us that are like our own family and neighbors. She reveals shocking secrets that make us question our own world. Well done.

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