Recommended by Molly Wagner

This play is so fun! What seems like a wonderful idea at first (I mean who wouldn't want an emotional surrogate every now and then) quickly falls apart as a couple navigates new territories in their dating life. The dialogue and characters jump off the page and would be so much fun to see performed!

The characters in this piece are so vibrant and specific and the moment where Adele realizes what is in Celia's snow globes was so sweet and also heartbreaking.

A fantastic ghost story where the barbershop itself feels like a character all its own. An incredible piece for a skilled actor, would love to see it performed!

I loved watching the way Ilmu and Ella opened up to each other about the differences in their home countries and the different and similar things they are seeking.

I love the juxtaposition of Schlafly's comments and the students stories as they stuffed envelopes. Also, Lisa's great grandmother sounds incredible! A great piece that shows how the personal stories passed down to us are what motivates us to make a change.

A fascinating take of the meeting of these two powerful women and I loved the way the poetic language helped to set the mood and time of the piece.

This play is incredible. It is the first time I've seen a main character dealing with chronic pain and the way that it is explained and explored. The relationships between the characters is sweet and complex and the final scene absolutely got me. Such a rich piece for three actors to explore - would love to see this in front of an audience!

I love that we get to peek into a moment in time with this family, where all of the little things are so much bigger. A great use of the Zoom platform as well where the technology is a part of the piece just as much as the characters.

Through this play we can see the characters missed connections and the small things that has driven them apart as well as the small things that have kept them together (him offering her his arm to shake out her big toe really got me.)

Fascinating piece about the things we fight to preserve in the midst of tragedy.