Recommended by Shaun Leisher

A heartbreaking short play.

A tense moment between two wonderfully complex characters. It's amazing how Gonzalez is able to make us care so deeply for these characters in such a short amount of time.

As someone who grew up in the evangelical church, this one hit home.

"But to man, a life of degraded sin with another was preferable the solitude of lone salvation. Such was
the enigma of man, turning his back on paradise for the embrace of another...or at least the memory."

These ending lines was a real punch in the gut in this one-act about the first people on earth.

A short reflection on parts of American Theatre's ugly side.

A woman's plea to be heard and understood.

Loved this monologue. A necessary look at a terrible time in US History. A time that isn't over.

A gut-wrenching monologue about bringing life into this world.

A short meditation on mortality that also happens to be hysterical.

Loved getting to spend time with these two sisters as they allow themselves to dream a different life than the one they have.