Recommended by Julie Zaffarano

The sweetness and impulsiveness of youth! When little things are so important and the world is fresh and open. Love these characters and cheer for them. Lovely.

This fast placed play highlights the downside of social media, where everyone else’s life seems perfect and ours not so much. We cheer for Alice as she recognizes what she truly needs.

I laughed out loud with this the hilarious tenacity of these characters. Very clever and fun.

A fun, dark comedy with a surprise ending. Would love to see The audience reactions during the multiple reveals. Would be a blast for the actors.

Elisabeth Griffin Speckman created a real and tense situation, throwing brothers together in a sudden and unexpected place, we feel for these characters and their search for connection.

Sweet and touching. John Patrick Bray packs so much life is this short play. The dialog is the simplicity of two children caring for each other. Well done.

A heartwarming play about relationships and compromise. Three great roles for women. Dialog is sharp and real. The conflict is engaging wide a wide audience appeal. Lovely.

Rachel Feeny-Williams’ twist on the love triangle (two humans and a dog) is fun and engaging. And a little creepy, in a good way. Well done!

John Kelly’s play “Astraeus” reminds us of the frailty of our existence and our moral obligations to each other. Quick paced with balanced dialogue, Kelly throws us into this world and leaves us with a surprising, yet inevitable, ending. Well done.

A fun and intriguing mystery with more twists and turns than a roller coaster. And, in the heart of it, a very real search for love. Would love to see this play staged!