Recommended by Shaun Leisher

Atkinson packs so much in this short play that takes a really unique look at mental health and the adult sibling relationship.

A fascinating play about magic and demons and all the huge questions in life.

I don't know what took me so long to read this play but wow wow wow is it good. It's terrifying and heartbreaking and major mystery both literally and existentially. A wonderful ensemble piece where every actor gets a moment to shine. If anyone decides to give the Riverdale treatment to Scooby-Doo, they better hire M. Sloth Levine!!

The use of the stinking garbage hiding in the basement in this play is absolutely brilliant. This is such a messy play about confronting the past and secrets and how everyone has a different reaction when things come to light. This one is gonna sit with me for a long time.

This play is a pure release of anger that needs to be witnessed.

Such a unique play about female friendship and empowerment. Love how form is messed with in this play.

This is such exciting theatre. I can't wait to see a play this physical performed on stage. It's not all about the spectacle of the game play though. The dialogue and character development is astonishing. This needs to be on the syllabus of high school theatre classes all over.

I feel like I know this couple and their experiences so well but Murray is able to surprise with this fly on the wall style short play.

I'm amazed by how much Murray is able to pack in such a short play. We get to know these characters so well in how they both reckon with this development in their unseen child. Great use of space and time to heighten the tension.

These are the stories about 9/11 and the Arab immigrant experience that need to be staged. Also, fricking hysterical!!!