“ In this lyrical and haunting drama, Hasu Houston explores the nature of love and family against the backdrop of cultural difference, while opening up possibilities for healing and closure. The beautiful imagery in this play resonates long after the experience of reading it. I look forward to seeing this piece come to life on stages soon. ”

“ Cubria brilliantly skewers the theatre industrial complex in this biting, sharp, hilarious satire, yet he does so with such heart. At once a love letter to theatre (and clown plays), as well as a commentary on cultural stereotyping, Cubria makes you simultaneously laugh and think. I LOVE this play and can’t wait to see it come to life on stage. ”

“ In Three Women in a Wildfire, Julianne Jigour gives us a complex story that expertly interweaves the narratives of the three main characters, creating a complex dynamic of this family of women who, each in her own way, must navigate her relationship to herself, to the men in her life, and to the world. Rich in theatricality and set against the backdrop of a landscape literally on fire, I look forward to seeing this ambitious play realized on stage. ”

“ In All The Good in the World, Hinkle infuses the family drama with humor and complexity as he explores the role faith plays in a small town religious family whose world has been interrupted by a stranger in need of "saving." This play asks, can we save ourselves by saving another? Or do we need to save ourselves first? Whether or not you are religious minded, this play offers thought-provoking questions that stay with you. ”